Bellevue Kentucky

The Bellevue City Council met October 14, 2026, approved the meeting minutes and treasurer’s report, and heard department and council updates. The treasurer reported September prepaid claims and regular claims across the General, Capital Improvement, Event, Harbor Green, Municipal Road Aid, Park, and Port Bellevue funds; council approved the claims. Council members promoted upcoming community even...

The Bellevue Code Enforcement Board met September 24, 2026, approved its previous meeting minutes, and heard several property enforcement cases. In Case 2026-529 at 6202 Cleveland Avenue, a vacant home was cited for an unregistered vacant dwelling, rubbish, weeds, lack of maintenance and significant deterioration, including collapsed retaining walls, damaged steps and porch supports. The owner had...

The Bellevue City Council met September 9, 2026, beginning with a public hearing on proposed property tax rates for the 2026–2027 fiscal year. The proposed rates were $0.391 per $100 of assessed value for real property and $0.853 for personal property, compared with last year’s rates of $0.364 and $0.860. The compensating rates were $0.376 and $0.821, respectively. Council discussed how new constr...

The Bellevue City Council met August 12, 2026, approving the previous meeting’s minutes and the monthly financial report, which included 57 general-fund claims totaling $249,964.02, six capital-improvement claims totaling $117,411.67, and additional claims from the event, Municipal Road Aid, and Parks funds. Council members announced several upcoming community events, including the Bellevue Neighb...

The Bellevue Planning and Zoning Commission met on July 27, 2026, and addressed old business concerning proposed amendments to the city’s zoning ordinance related to medicinal cannabis. The Commission first reviewed minutes from its previous meeting and discussed several corrections and clarifications, including references to the Planning Commission, the meeting date, wording within the discussion...

At its July 8, 2026 meeting, the Bellevue City Council approved the minutes from the previous meeting and received updates from city departments on public safety, public works, community events, and ongoing city projects. Officials highlighted preparations for the upcoming  Second Saturday Concert Series , featuring live music, food trucks, and local vendors, and provided an update on the  Newport...

At its June 10, 2026 meeting, the Bellevue City Council approved routine business including prior meeting minutes, financial claims, and received correspondence recognizing the city’s recently installed  Flock license plate camera system . A letter from One Stop Liquors and One Stop Fuel Mart praised Officer Austin Begley and the police department for successfully identifying and citing shopliftin...

At its May 13, 2026 meeting, Bellevue City Council approved routine financial claims across multiple city funds totaling more than $225,000 and heard updates on several community projects and events. Council members discussed the Harbor Green development traffic impact study, with one member recommending the city budget for a dedicated project manager to oversee the complex development process. Co...

The Bellevue Planning and Zoning Commission meeting on April 27, 2026, opened with roll call and approval of prior meeting minutes before moving into agenda items focused on development review and zoning considerations within the city. The commission reviewed proposals related to residential and mixed-use properties, discussing site design elements such as setbacks, parking arrangements, and compa...

The Bellevue Code Enforcement Board meeting on April 23, 2026, opened with roll call and approval of prior meeting minutes before moving into several ongoing and new code violation cases. One recurring case involved a property on Lafayette Avenue where the owner demonstrated continued progress on structural repairs, with the board encouraging maintenance of a clean and safe worksite while allowing...

The Bellevue City Council meeting on April 8, 2026 began with approval of prior meeting minutes, followed by a detailed treasurer’s report outlining expenditures across multiple funds, including over $142,000 in general fund claims and additional allocations for capital improvements, municipal road aid, parks, and Port Bellevue . Council updates highlighted upcoming community initiatives such as a...

The Bellevue Code Enforcement Board meeting on March 26, 2026, opened with roll call and approval of prior meeting minutes before proceeding to several contested property violations. The first case, involving 206 Lafayette Avenue, centered on unauthorized exterior alterations in a historic district, including painting natural brick without a Certificate of Appropriateness and continuing work after...

The Bellevue Planning & Zoning Commission met on March 23, 2026, with all members present and a quorum established. The meeting began with the election of officers, with Aaron Wilkins unanimously selected as chair. Minutes from the previous meeting were approved, and no old business was discussed. The primary focus of the meeting was a major new business item: review of a site development plan...

The Bellevue City Council met on March 11, 2026, to conduct regular city business, beginning with approval of the minutes from previous meetings and the monthly financial claims. The treasurer reported 54 general fund claims totaling $551,170.73, along with additional claims from other funds including $6,642.49 from the events fund, $31,222.33 from Municipal Road Aid, $27,106.79 in prepaid general...

The Bellevue City Council met on February 11, 2026, opening with prayer, the Pledge of Allegiance, roll call, and approval of prior meeting minutes. Council approved the treasurer’s report, which included 47 general fund claims totaling $99,730.22, $264,812.85 in prepaid general fund claims, $16,761.82 in Municipal Road Aid, $5,277.64 in events fund claims, and smaller disbursements from capital i...

The Bellevue Code Enforcement Board met on January 22, 2026, with members present to review multiple ongoing code enforcement cases involving residential properties throughout the city. The board heard reports from code enforcement staff detailing violations related to property maintenance, including exterior deterioration, debris accumulation, structural concerns, and failure to comply with prior...

The Bellevue City Council met on January 14, 2026, opening with prayer, the Pledge of Allegiance, roll call, and approval of the previous meeting minutes. Council approved multiple prepaid and current claims across city funds and authorized the transfer of delinquent property taxes for collection. A major council discussion focused on pedestrian safety along Fairfield Avenue following a December c...

The Bellevue City Council met on December 10, 2025, beginning with prayer, the Pledge of Allegiance, roll call, and approval of the previous meeting’s minutes. The treasurer presented the monthly financial report, detailing claims across the general, events, parks, capital improvement, and municipal road aid funds, all of which were approved. The meeting then shifted to a special presentation hono...

The  Bellevue City Council  met on  November 12, 2025 , beginning with a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance. Council approved the minutes from the previous meeting and reviewed the treasurer’s report, which detailed claims across several city funds. During council reports, members noted the success of a recent Bellevue Neighborhood Association fundraiser that will help fund next year’s flower ins...

The Bellevue Code Enforcement Board met on October 23, 2025, opening with roll call, the Pledge of Allegiance, and approval of prior meeting minutes. The board addressed several property violation cases presented by Code Enforcement Officer Tom McDaniel. The first case involved 253 Berry Avenue , a long-vacant home belonging to the late Daniel McMillan’s estate. The property was cited for multiple...

The Bellevue City Council met on October 8, 2025, beginning with standard business items including the approval of previous minutes and the treasurer’s report. Mayor Charlie Cleves highlighted several upcoming community events, including the River Roots Celebration with a riverboat parade and fireworks on October 9, “Boo in the View” ghost stories on October 17, Fall Cleanup Week from October 19–2...

The Bellevue Code Enforcement Board met on September 25, 2025, to review multiple property violation cases. One citation for a Prospect Street property was dismissed after the violations were abated. A chronic nuisance case at 451 Fourth Avenue, involving Clear Focus Properties LLC, was upheld with a $14,000 maximum fine , which will convert to a lien after 30 days due to ongoing neglect and failu...

The Bellevue City Council met on September 10, 2025. Council approved routine business, including financial claims across multiple city funds. Reports included updates on the school athletic complex flooding study, neighborhood association volunteer projects, and city events such as Art in the Park , the Farmers Market tailgate edition, and the upcoming Fall Fest . Mayor Cleves announced the city’...

The Bellevue Code Enforcement Board met on August 28, 2025, to review several property violations. Cases included tall grass at vacant homes on Eden Avenue, one resulting in a $50 fine and another with the fine waived contingent on the grass being cut within two weeks. Another case at 308 Lafayette involved rubbish, damaged gutters, and long-standing neglect, leading to a $100 fine and 30 days to...

At the August 13, 2025 Bellevue City Council meeting, members approved minutes from the previous meeting, reviewed the treasurer’s report, and heard updates from various departments. Highlights included community volunteer efforts by the Bellevue Neighborhood Association, upcoming events such as the Lavender Trail ribbon cutting, Dog Days of Summer at the Farmers’ Market, Bourbon in Bellevue, and...