The store will be located where the Bellaire Randall’s was.

We Are Evergreen has created two conceptual designs for Evergreen Park and Pool, inspired by resident’s initial feedback.

There are several unsold items remaining in our online auction that you just might pick up for a steal.

The Fitness Room will temporarily closed to make improvements.

City offices, including the Library, Recreation Center, and pools, will be closed and there will be no solid waste collection.

Access your library anytime, anywhere, right from your phone.

Chief Farquhar brings two decades of dedicated service to the Bellaire community, having joined the department in 2005 as a Firefighter/Paramedic.

There will be no trash or limbs/brush collection on Tuesday, November 11. 

One year after Harris County voters approved a historic increase in maintenance funding, the Harris County Flood Control District is marking major progress.

This brand new play structure is designed specifically for children aged 2 to 5.

The Bellaire Historical Cookbook is a unique collection of cherished recipes, personal stories, and cultural traditions from the Bellaire community.

The Playground will be closed for the construction of a new 2-5 year old playspace.

Next steps include developing an interlocal agreement with the Harris County Flood Control District to move the project forward.

Cindy has strong support from Republican leaders across Texas.

Beginning October 1, 2025, the system will track false alarm activations from security systems across the city and apply a structured fee schedule for excessive false alarms.

Chief Tittel will assume the role of Fire Chief at Harris County Emergency Services District (ESD) 48 Fire Department.

Designed for fun, skill-building, and safe play.

The budget will include additional Flock cameras.

This will be their fourth location.

Members will have the opportunity to advise the Bellaire City Council on youth-related matters.

The owners plan to open the restaurant before the end of the year.

Bellaire City Council approved the several measures.

Residents adopted rubber duckies to race down the lanes at Evergreen Pool with the assistance of the Bellaire Fire Department hoses for the last swim meet of the summer.

Woven Stitchery & Crafts, Bellaire’s newest fabric and quilt shop, invites the public to attend its grand opening weekend Sept. 13-14 with in-store giveaways.

Police and Fire are open 24/7.

Early Birds get a discount off the standard campsite reservation and additional tickets.  Discounted pricing will be valid for the month of August! 

The City of Bellaire, in partnership with the Flood Hazard Mitigation Task Force and Ardurra, our consulting engineering team, is developing a comprehensive Regional Drainage Improvement Program.

Help PATRONS for Bellaire Parks honor 8-year-old Bellaire resident Blakely McCrory and others lost in the Texas Hill Country Floods.

Find out more about the Proposed Budget.

The Museum is seeking visual art and writing submissions that reframe aging as a deeply human process.

PATRONS donated over $100,000 to the City of Bellaire for use on two fantastic projects!

Roshni Gurnani, from Bellaire, TX, will compete in the PEI International Shellfish Festival which take place September 19-21, 2025. 

Designed for children ages 5–12, Camp Paseo offers a variety of activities to keep kids active during the HISD fall holidays.

Council Member Cindy Taylor presented an update on the We Are Evergreen park initiative, and more.

This annual “splash-tacular”, will be held at sundown at the Bellaire Town Square Aquatic Center.

The festivities will begin at 9:00 am with a parade down South Rice Ave. and lead into the festival at Bellaire Town Square.

This project will reduce flooding and flood impacts in Bellaire, the Gulfton area, and along the I-610 corridor. 

There will be no trash or limbs/brush pick-up on Thursday, June 19.

Got a classic ride? Show it off! Deadline to register is June 20.

“77 Minutes” is a photographic installation that honors the Robb Elementary School shooting victims and their families.

Applications are due by Friday, June 20, at 5:00 p.m.

Memorial Groves will honor the original vision of the park as a greenspace that pays tribute to Houston’s World War I (WWI) history, while also adding new recreational amenities and additional parking for everyday park users.