Road closures as of Oct 1st, 0644. 36th street from Brook Dr to Landings Dr. Hwy 370 25th St to Golden Blvd.

Coffee With a Cop Join the Bellevue Police Department for Coffee With a Cop on Thursday, Oct 1st, from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at Target in Bellevue. This is a great opportunity to meet your local officers, ask questions, share concerns, and have a casual conversation over a cup of coffee. No speeches, no presentations just an opportunity to connect with the people who serve our community. Whether you have questions about neighborhood safety, want to learn more about what we do, or simply want to say hello, we'd love to see you there. Target – Bellevue Oct 1st, 2026 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. We hope to see you there!

This week week we held our annual Awards Ceremony. The ceremony provides an opportunity to recognize new officers receiving their badges, members of the department who have earned promotions, officers receiving special and lifesaving awards, and employees celebrating significant years of service. Congratulations to the following members of the Bellevue Police Department: Badge Pinning: Colan Freisinger, Daniel Jimenez, Alejandro Rendon, Dustin Achenbach, E’Saunjia Stewart, Dorian Miraglia, Adrianna Mendozalopez, Steven Hart and Alex Bayagich. Promotions: Sergeants Mike Treinen, John Kolbe, Josh Maguire and Mike Jarvis; Lieutenants Dustin Franks and Sean Vest; and Captain Chad Reed. Special Recognition: Officer Gray, Officer Lampman, Officer Toth, Officer Weber and Officer Pohevitz were recognized for their accomplishments during the first and second quarters of 2026. Sgt. Ducker was honored for 25 years of service, while Lt. Bees was recognized for an impressive 30 years of service to the department. A special congratulations also goes to the 17 law enforcement officers who received Lifesaving Awards for actions that helped save the lives of others.

🎀 We are SUPER EXCITED to announce that the 2026 Nebraska Pink Patch Project online store is officially open and ready for orders! Looking for a plush blanket or challenge coin? You’ll find those at the bottom of the store under the “Accessories” category. 🛍️ Shop the collection here: stores.inksoft.com/ne_pink_p… Grab your favorites and help us proudly support the Nebraska Pink Patch Project! 🎀 @PinkPatchPrjct

TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT RESULTS On August 31, officers from the Bellevue Police Department, @lavistapolice , @papillionpolice , @SarpySheriff , and @NEStatePatrol teamed up for a Traffic Enforcement Grant at various locations throughout the area. Here are the results from the enforcement effort: 83 Total Traffic Stops 92 Total Citations 75 Speed Citations 2 Moving Citations 3 Non-Moving Citations 1 Misdemeanor Arrest 1 Misdemeanor Drug Arrest 1 DUI Arrest These enforcement efforts aren’t about numbers, they’re about reducing dangerous driving behaviors and helping keep our roadways safe for everyone. A big thank you to our partner agencies for continuing to work alongside us to make Sarpy County a safer place to travel.

Traffic Enforcement Keeps Our Roads Safer Today, officers from the Bellevue Police Department , in partnership with the Sarpy County Traffic Safety Task Force, conducted focused traffic enforcement throughout our community. The goal isn’t to write tickets; it’s to reduce crashes, prevent injuries, and encourage safe driving habits. Every traffic stop is an opportunity to remind drivers that small choices behind the wheel can have life-changing consequences. Whether you’re commuting to work, running errands, or heading home to your family, you can help make our roads safer by: Obeying posted speed limits Putting the phone down while driving Buckling up every trip, every time Never driving impaired Staying alert for pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorcyclists Thank you to our law enforcement partners for working together to keep Sarpy County roads safe. Remember… getting there a few minutes later is always better than not getting there at all.

WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL, BELLEVUE The backpacks are packed, the pencils are sharpened, and parents everywhere are wondering how summer went by THAT fast. As students across Bellevue head back to the classroom, the Bellevue Police Department wants to wish all of our students, teachers, administrators, and school staff an AWESOME first day of school! Drivers, remember: School zones are back in action! Slow down, put the phone away, watch for children crossing the street, and give those school buses plenty of room. A few extra minutes on your commute is a small price to pay for keeping our kids safe. And students… remember to listen to your teachers, be kind to one another, work hard, and make this year one to remember! To our friends at Bellevue Public Schools and every student walking through those doors today: Welcome back! Have a safe, successful, and AMAZING school year! Now parents… enjoy that first peaceful cup of coffee. You earned it.

📣 Bellevue High School Students Your Voice Matters! The Mayor’s Youth Council is looking for students who want to get involved, share their ideas & help shape Bellevue’s future! 💙 🎓 Open to all HS grade levels living in Bellevue 🏙️ Participate in community events 💬 Provide youth input to the Mayor & City Council 📅 Meetings: 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7 PM ⏰ Apply by Sept. 3 📲 Scan the QR code on the flyer to apply! Get involved. Be heard. Make a difference.