On June 4, 2020, the City of Bellevue announced the termination of an overnight curfew that was established in response to public disturbances. Mayor Lynne Robinson cited a change in the nature of threats to public safety as the basis for lifting the curfew. The city will now conduct daily risk assessments to determine if further public safety measures are necessary. Although no curfew is scheduled for the night of June 4, police emphasize the need to remain vigilant, as they may reinstate curfews based on new intelligence. A civil emergency remains in effect, with specific prohibitions on weapons to ensure community safety.

The National Guard's presence continues as Bellevue Police collaborate with regional partners to manage ongoing civil unrest. Authorities advise local businesses to take precautionary measures to secure their premises. This proactive approach aims to balance public safety while maintaining community trust and normalcy.