Weekly Update Week three of session continued with a focus on policy committee activity that again included work sessions, hearings, and executive...
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Weekly Update The second week of the legislative session began with Martin Luther King Jr Day. Traditionally this is when the campus is busting...
Read PostWeekly Update The legislature convened for the 2023 legislative session on Monday, January 9th. This year’s session is considered a...
Read PostThe New Executives program recently hosted Bellevue City Councilmember Jennifer Robertson for its session on government affairs, where students had...
Read PostThe Coalition thanks the legislature for passing the Move Ahead Washington transportation package. Specifically, we thank you for the funding...
Read PostOn November 14, 2022, the Bellevue Chamber’s Policy Council addressed the following letter to the Bellevue City Council in response to the...
Read PostElection week is over, so let’s get one thing straight: We were and continue to be massive proponents of the recently-passed parks levy. Our...
Read PostThe Bellevue Chamber's PLUSH (Permitting, Land Use, Sustainability, & Housing) Committee submitted the following letter to the City of...
Read PostCongressman Adam Smith stopped by the Bellevue Chamber this week for a Small Business Roundtable event, where he listened to the concerns of local...
Read PostChamber President and CEO, Joe Fain, can be spotted in the Bellevue Reporter this week after providing comments in favor of Proposition 1 to...
Read Post“We appreciate the ongoing engagement we've had with city staff," said Chamber President & CEO, Joe Fain. “Bellevue is unique among local...
Read PostThe Bellevue Chamber hosted a King County Prosecutors debate this last week, bringing candidates Leesa Manion and Jim Ferrell to the stage to chat...
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