City offices will be closed Monday, September 4, 2023 for Labor Day in Bellaire, West University Place and Houston.

The City of Bellaire will enter Stage Two: MILD Water Shortage Conditions of the City’s Drought Contingency Plan, effective immediately.

Positions on the November 7, 2023 Ballot are Mayor and three Council Member positions.

Pool hours will change and indoor pickleball as well as open gym basketball will return August 14.

Chimney Rock is closed from Bissonnet to Bellaire.

Please leave your recycling at the curb.

The new OneBellaire app is available now for Apple and Android smartphones and tablets from Google PlayTM and the Apple App Store.

Great Age Fitness Parks offer seniors free scheduled workout classes using evidence-based fitness stations, led by trained volunteers, and other purposeful activities to promote routine exercise and socialization.

Jax Grill is celebrating 30 years in Houston with $3 burgers and 30-cent fries. 

The survey will take approximately 10-15 minutes to complete.

Council voted to postpone indefinitely the consideration of a planned development application from Methodist Hospital to build a medical facility on the former Bellaire Randalls property.

Children, teens, and adults can participate to earn prizes by logging the books you read through the Beanstack platform.

Bellaire’s Solid Waste staff delivers trash bags to residents three times a year, as part of resident’s solid waste services.

At the July 10 City Council meeting, Bellaire City Council voted unanimously to approve a proposal for a new dog pound.

Juneteenth will be an official City holiday beginning in 2024.

The City of Bellaire is conducting a survey to learn more about your preferences and opinions about Bellaire’s future.

The event will support Great Age Movement’s capital campaign to build senior fitness parks and support development of exercise programs in community green spaces.

Michelle McDowell Smith is a mixed media artist from Roanoke, VA.

The Library and Recreation Center will be closed and there will be no solid waste services.

The restaurant made the announcement on their Twitter page.

The Burger Joint will open a fourth location at 5403 Kirby Dr.

The City Council of the City of Bellaire, Texas, adopted Ordinance No. 23-035 on June 5, 2023.

Amendments include changing dumpster servicing hours, previously 7am-10pm, to 8am-7pm.

Ordinance No. 23-029 was adopted on May 1, 2023 and Ordinance No. 23-030 was adopted on May 15, 2023.

Summer pool hours last through August 13.

The maintenance work will happen May 27 and 29.

There will be several opportunities in the next couple of months for residents to give their input.

There will be no solid waste services on Monday, May 29.

Lankford’s will serve hamburgers, sandwiches, breakfast, craft beer, and more.

The referenced public hearing was scheduled for Monday, May 15, 2023.

This session on backyard composting is great for gardeners and zero-waste aficionados.

Apply now to be in the parade.

Enjoy art, food, beer, and wine. You can even bring your dog.

The silent auction will run through April 27th.

The restaurant will open in Bellaire Town Center.

McDonough was interviewed by students from the school’s newspaper.

The City of Bellaire, PATRONS for Bellaire Parks, and Al Lawrence Running Club are excited to announce the Annual Bellaire Trolley Run will be on Saturday, April 1, 2023!

The online auction closes Saturday at 10:00pm.

PATRONS for Bellaire Park has planted tree and placed a memorial plaque at the Library Greens Space to honor their long-standing Board member and an esteemed civic figure in Bellaire. 

Detectives said the shooting involved a mother, father and their son.

Five additional hours have been added to the weekly schedule.

Starting Monday, March 6, you may see a pink tag on your trash that is left behind to notify you that those items exceeded the six-bag limit and were not collected that day.

See if your existing fence can be restored to look like new.

Of the 552 public libraries in Texas, only 73 received this award in 2022. 

Each nonprofit will benefit from a portion of the proceeds from the event, provide volunteers, and has the option to host a crafting station in the Active Imagination Zone.

The net proceeds from this annual event are used to stock the ever-popular Wine and Tapas Cork Pull.

In his latest blog post, Mayor Friedberg says the City has met all prerequisites to be restored to its prior Community Rating System classification of 7.