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Water

Introduction

Drinking Water
	Drinking Water Quality
	Water Quality Report
	Water Conservation
	Backflow Testing

Storm and Surface Water
	Drainage Basins
	Floodplain Map
	Flood Prevention
	Keeping Waterways Clean
	Peamouth Minnows
	Salmon in the City
	Storm and Surface Water System Plan
	Stormwater Runoff Management
	Streams, Lakes and Wetlands
	Stream Team
	West Nile Virus

Bellevue’s drinking water comes from the Cedar River and Tolt River watersheds in the Cascade Mountains. The city acquires its drinking water at a reasonable cost through the Cascade Water Alliance, an association of regional water districts and cities.

Bellevue's surface water is made up of over 60 miles of streams, three small lakes and more than 800 acres of wetlands. Bordered by Lake Washington to the west and Lake Sammamish to the east, the city has taken steps to preserve its vital waterways, which are habitat for salmon and other wildlife.

Contact Information

Utilities Operations and Maintenance & 24-Hour Emergency Response
Bellevue, WA 98009
Phone: 425-452-7840
E-mail: OMSupport@bellevuewa.gov?cc=whairfield@bellevuewa.gov

Utilities Department
450 110th Ave. NE
P.O. Box 90012
Bellevue, WA 98009
Phone: 425-452-6932
E-mail: utilities@bellevuewa.gov?cc=whairfield@bellevuewa.gov

Related Links

WaterSense

Alliance for Water Efficiency

Partnership for Water Conservation