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The Boil/Bottle Water Advisory has been LIFTED by the DNR, you no longer need to boil water or use bottle water. This is due to the negative results received from the samples collected yesterday. Please share this information with friends & family that may not see this notification. Thank you for your understanding & cooperation. If you have questions, please contact Michael Mahloch via email at [email protected] or (920) 593-5503.

Updated, Monday, May 15, 2023 @ 4:00 p.m. FAQ

BOIL YOUR WATER OR DRINK BOTTLED WATER. This afternoon, the Village of Bellevue experienced a loss of water pressure due equipment malfunction. The loss of pressure was limited to WEST OF INTERSTATE 43 & SOUTH OF MAIN STREET, ALSO CONTINENTAL DRIVE. When the water pressure drops below a certain point in the distribution system, the Department of Natural Resources requires a “boil/bottled water” notice to be issued. Ice, food, and any beverages prepared with unsafe water must be discarded. You should boil or use commercially bottled water for drinking, food preparation, and making ice. If you boil water, the water should be heated to a rolling boil for at least ONE minute before use. Ice should be made from boiled or bottled water. For more information, contact the Brown County Public Health Office. Updates are available on the Village’s website. Link to Water Advisory & Map

The Village of Bellevue will begin dead-end hydrant flushing the week of April 24th – May 5th.

Said declaration shall take effect at 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 22, 2023 and remain in effect until 12:00 p.m. on Friday, February 24, 2023.

Said declaration shall take effect at 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 22, 2023 and remain in effect until 12:00 p.m. on Friday, February 24, 2023.

Garbage pickup will not be affected the week of January 2, 2023. Pickup will be as usual.

The Village Offices will be closed in observation of the New Year Friday, Dec. 30th & Monday, Jan. 2nd.

Green Bay Metro Fire Department will be having a ‘Historical Display’ this December. Check out historical items from Green Bay firefighting history! Items on display will include helmets, caps, alarm boxes and other equipment.

The draft Village of Bellevue Comprehensive Plan 2023-2043 is now complete and ready for public review. The updated Comprehensive Plan establishes the 20-year vision for Bellevue’s future with respect to land use, transportation, municipal services, economic development, the environment and more. This State required plan will guide new development and re-development within the community and is an important policy document affecting existing and future landowners in the community. WHEN: Tuesday, December 6th 4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. WHERE: Bellevue Village Hall 3100 Eaton Road Bellevue, Wisconsin The meeting will be held in an ‘open house’ format with no formal presentation. Information about the plan will be displayed and residents will have the opportunity to learn and discuss aspects of the proposed plan with Cedar Corporation staff, Village staff, and members of the Ad Hoc Comprehensive Plan Update Committee. Link to flyer

October 7th, 2022 – Green Bay Metro Fire Department is teaming up with the National Fire Protection Association® (NFPA®)—to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Fire Prevention Week TM (FPW), October 9-15, 2022.

The Brown County Treasurer’s Office will be mailing the 2021 tax bills the week of December 6th. For 2021, there will be a change in the payee and location of payment. If you pay the entire bill or first installment by January 31, 2022, you must pay either online through the Brown County WI, Tax Payment Portal, in person or by mail at 2828 Allouez Avenue, Bellevue, WI 54311.

American Transmission Company will be conducting improvement, development, and expansion of their high-voltage electric transmission system.

Not everyone in your area – Brown County – has access to broadband internet. Some Brown County Residents, unfortunately, are lacking access to the internet. Lack of quality internet access creates disparities between those who do have internet access. You can take an internet speed test that will collect your speed test data and use it to address existing broadband issues. Speed testing takes less than a minute. Following the test, you will be informed if your internet speed complied with FCC standards

The Village of Bellevue and Suamico have posted a Request For Proposal of General Legal and Prosecution Services. For additional information, refer to our posted RFP.

Want to learn more about Revaluation and Your Assessment? Please take a look at our FAQ, "Understanding the Village of Bellevue 2020 Revaluation and Your Assessment"

The Village of Belleue is currently accepting offers for vehicles in our fleet. For additional details, please visit the following site: https://www.govdeals.com/villageofbellevue

The Village is seeking input from the public as it develops the Strategic Plan for the next five years.

A number of roads have been closed in the Village due to the recent heavy rain. Read on to see which roads are closed.

Bellevue Public Works crews will be removing Village street trees today that were damaged in last night's storms. Read on learn more.

The intersection of Hazen Road/Allouez Avenue will be closed from July 31 to August 2. Read on to learn more.

Village Offices will be Closed in Observation of Independence Day on Thursday, July 4th. Read on to learn more.

Starting the week of Memorial Day, the Village will operate under summer hours. Read on to learn more.

The Village of Bellevue is seeking a motivated, ambitious, and experienced Parks and Forestry Foreman to provide parks and forestry services in our team-driven organization. Read on to learn more.

The Village of Bellevue is seeking a motivated, ambitious, and experienced Public Works Laborer to provide public works services in our team driven organization. Read on to learn more.

Tonight’s special board meeting will be cancelled and is tentatively re-scheduled to the week of February 11th.

Village recreation programs will be cancelled for Wednesday, January 30th as well as Senior Bingo on Thursday, January 31st. Read on to learn more.

Following Winter Storm Beth this past Sunday and Monday, Harter's is continuing to follow the regular collection schedule. Read on to learn more.

The Village of Bellevue is currently looking to hire a Part-Time Utility Billing/Administrative Assistant. Read on to learn more.

Are you harboring a fugitive? You may be if you haven't received your 2019 dog license. 2018 dog licenses expired on December 31st.

In-person absentee voting begins on Monday, October 15 and ends on Friday, November 2. Read on to learn more.

Trick or Treating hours in the Village of Bellevue will be on October 31 from 4:00-7:00 p.m.

The Village of Bellevue is looking for a dedicated individual to perform essential buildings and grounds maintenance duties. Read on to learn more.

A dog's day in the park. Join us at the K9 Karnival on Saturday, May 12. Funds support the Bellevue Dog Park.

The Village's MS4 Annual Report is now available for citizen review and comment. Read on for more information.

The Spring Election will be held on Tuesday, April 3rd. See the Voting and Elections page for further details.

Tell us what you think and complete our 2018 Village of Bellevue community survey today.

Our award winning summer day camp will be back for its 8th year! Located at Josten and DeBroux Parks.

Want to learn more about your community? Want to be more involved in your local government? Join us fo the 2018 Citizens Academy and start today.

The Village of Bellevue has an App. Download for free today from your device's app store.

Kick off the holiday season with an evening of enjoyment. Join us at the Senior Holiday Gala.

Santa is making a stop here in Bellevue! Come and see him on Thursday, December 14 at Josten Park.

The My Vote WI website provides Village residents with extensive voting and election information. Check it out today!

Overnight parking is prohibited on all Village streets from Nov. 1 through April 1, between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m.

Join us for one of Bellevue's most popular events, the annual Trick or Treat Trail at Josten Park.

Annual Bellevue Firefighter's Association fish boil and open house to be held on Friday, September 29.

Learn more about the EAB threat to our over 1,000 ash trees in Bellevue.

Follow Bellevue on Twitter and help us reach our 1,000 follower goal.

34th annual Bellevue East Town Optimist Chili Cook Off will be held on Sunday, August 27 from 11:00-5:00 at Josten Park.

Join us at Willow Creek Park on Tuesday, August 1 for National Night Out at 6:00 p.m.

Join us for Kite Fest on Saturday, August 5th at Willow Creek Park.

Join us for Movie in the Park on Friday, July 21. Featured movie is The Jungle Book.

Properties to be affected are those on or east of Ontario Road only.

Come join the Bellevue Lions and support your community at the annual Community Picnic. Sunday, June 11 at Josten Park.

New for 2017, a Youth Fun Run Series at Josten Park.

For the latest updates on road and other utility construction projects visit the Construction & Future Projects page.

Movie in the Park - Join us for the movie Sing on Friday, June 23.

The Village will begin flushing fire hydrants throughout the Village beginning the week of May 8, 2017 and concluding by May 26, 2017.

Bellevue's premier FREE summer event that you don't want to miss. Join us at Rockin' in Josten for our 2017 concert series.

Bellevue Easter Egg Bonanza is a free event for children ages 2-8 who live in Bellevue. Children will get the opportunity to hunt for eggs, meet the Easter Bunny, color eggs and win prizes!

If you are a new resident to the Village of Bellevue or thinking about coming to our community, check out the Welcome to Bellevue packet for a summary of key resident services.

The draft Village of Bellevue Comprehensive Plan 2023-2043 is now complete and ready for public review. The updated Comprehensive Plan establishes the 20-year vision for Bellevue’s future with respect to land use, transportation, municipal services, economic development, the environment and more. This State required plan will guide new development and re-development within the community and is an important policy document affecting existing and future landowners in the community.

The Village of Bellevue is seeking applications for the Park Commission.