Registration deadline is October 1, 2019.

Solid waste and recycling collection is cancelled for Wednesday, September 18.

New tenants are expected to open in the spring of 2020.

The next step of the process will be the taking of a record vote on September 9 to propose a tax rate.

The Bellaire Culture and Arts Board is seeking local vendors/exhibitors who would like to participate.

The Market is open every Saturday and Sunday from 8 am to Noon.

Beginning at 4 PM this Sunday, Aug. 25 Jax Grill will offer quarter-pound hamburgers and cheeseburgers for $0.26 at both locations (Bellaire and Shepherd).

The City of Bellaire is collecting preliminary information from residents that may qualify for the Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA) grant program through August 31, 2019. 

In his latest blog post, Mayor Friedberg discusses some common misconceptions about a proposed tax rate increase for Bellaire.

Torchy’s Tacos in West U will have a Grand Opening party on August 12 with free tacos, drinks and entertainment.

AquaHawk is a free service for City of Bellaire customers that allows them to monitor their water usage.

In his latest blog post, Mayor Friedberg discusses the City’s budget, cost cutting, and added expenses, including a resident petitioned off-cycle sidewalks charter election in May at an expense of $80,500.

Kevin Newman announces his candidacy for the 2019 election for City Council Position 4 of Bellaire.

Houston Show Choir has added a new performance group to its family of adult show choirs, specifically to meet the need for daytime entertainment at senior and therapeutic facilities.

There will be a Public Hearing at the July 11, Bellaire Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting regarding development of the former Chevron property, now called Bellaire Place.

Applications may be completed online via the City’s website.

The filing dates that applications may be filed for a place on the November General Election ballot are from July 20, 2019, through August 19, 2019.

Through a federal grant, the City of West University Place was awarded funding to replace the existing road surface of Buffalo Speedway.

On his latest blog post, Mayor Friedberg states that “the Harris County Commissioners Court voted yesterday to authorize the Flood Control District to engage in formal negotiations with us on an interlocal agreement.”

With the continuing rising costs for the processing and disposal of recyclables, this has resulted in drastic changes in recycling programs nationwide.

Participation is limited to Bellaire residents and based on a first come, first serve basis.

The City of Bellaire has activated Stage 1 of its Drought Contingency Plan.

An individual is in custody.

In his latest blog post Mayor Friedberg talks about the grant  “applications pending for several different programs.

The new StretchLab studio will open its doors in Bellaire on April 11.

Shelly Weizman is the Associate Director of the Addiction and Public Policy Initiative at the O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law.

Bellaire United Methodist Church and Evelyn’s Park are teaming up to host a celebration of our pet companions and all God’s creatures this Saturday, April 13.

This month, TxDOT will begin installing a new driving surface and new pavement markings along the IH 610 frontage roads within Bellaire. 

Houston police responded to reports of an armed bank robbery and the suspects led police on a high speed chase.

The annual gala honored Tom and Brenda Koch for their many years of community service and will benefit the future revitalization of Bellaire community parks.

Sarah Grace, best known for being a semifinalist on Season 15 of The Voice, will be performing live at this month’s Party at the Pavilion on Friday, April 5th.

In his latest blog post, Mayor Friedberg discusses flood repair regulations.

There are currently openings on each of the City’s eight boards and commissions.

West U City Council was honored to recognize West U resident, Judge Ed Emmett at Monday night’s City Council meeting.

Thirty local organizations and businesses fired up the competition with their unique kosher chili recipes each vying for bragging rights to the best kosher chili in Houston.

In the May 4 General Election Wet U residents will elect a Mayor and four council members.

The Bellaire City Council approved an agreement for the construction of the Bonds for a Better Bellaire 2016, Group C Phase 2, (Spruce & 5th Street) for an amount not to exceed $2,490,502.50.

Mayor Friedberg’s latest blog post details the steps necessary to hold a Special Election dealing with sidewalks.