Bellevue 2044 - Future Vision
Thank you to the over 7000 individuals who participated in the update to the Bellevue 2044 Comprehensive Plan. The updated plan was adopted by City Council in October of 2024. You can read the plan and past documents at www.bellevuewa.gov/comprehensive-plan.
The first section of the Comprehensive Plan includes a vision statement that paints a picture of the future we are working towards.
 | The Vision Statement describes where we are going. It's a north star that unifies all the different elements of the plan. |
 | The Vision Statement describes what is important. It is an expression of shared values that focuses decision making. |
 | The Vision Statement inspires people to go beyond the basics. It challenges us to be innovative and take a leadership role in the region. |
As part of the Periodic Update to the Comprehensive Plan we're updating the Vision Statement to reflect changes in the way people live, work, and play in Bellevue and to reflect changing needs and priorities. In this update we are emphasizing the need to:
In addition to the broad citywide vision this section also includes Vision Statements that anchor each chapter of the Comprehensive Plan and provide direction.
On this page we invite you to review the Draft Vision Statements and provide feedback. Your feedback will be shared with the Planning Commission and other Boards and Commissions and be used to refine the final draft of the comprehensive plan. You can provide specific feedback on our questionnaire or leave a more general comment.
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