Bellevue’s Mayor Lynne Robinson has extended the curfew for Downtown Bellevue for a third consecutive night, responding to heightened concerns about public disturbances and potential property damage. The curfew is in effect from 5:00 PM on June 2 until 5:00 AM on June 3, with specific boundaries outlined for restricted access. Exceptions to the curfew include law enforcement, emergency responders, and individuals traveling for work or seeking medical assistance. This measure aims to ensure public safety while addressing the city's concerns about unrest. City officials will closely monitor the situation, evaluating whether further curfews are warranted in the following days.

This proactive approach reflects the city's commitment to protecting residents and property amidst ongoing tensions. Residents are encouraged to stay informed through the City of Bellevue's official channels. For more details, the public can check the latest announcements regarding the curfew's status and any potential changes.