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Election Information


The unofficial results of the general election on November 5, 2019, show that Mayor Andrew Freidberg was re-elected to his third term as Mayor of the City of Bellaire.   Catherine Lewis was elected as Council Member - Position No. 2.  

A run-off election will be held on Saturday, December 14, 2019, for the following positions:

Council Member Position No. 4  - Nathan Wesley and Win Frazier
Council Member Position No. 6 - Jim Hotze and Council Member David Montague

Please visit the City's website for more information on the run-off election.

https://www.bellairetx.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=2154

 
Arts & Crafts Festival

Bellaire Arts & Crafts Festival
November 9th
Evelyn's Park


The Bellaire Culture and Arts Board is bringing back the Arts & Crafts Festival on November 9th from 11 am - 5 pm in Evelyn's Park. There will be over fifty talented artists and artisans selling fine and mixed-media artwork, ceramics and pottery, jewelry, woodwork, fiber, textile crafts, and much more.  Participants can stroll and enjoy live music throughout the day. Food and drink will be available at Betsy's in the park.

Lane closure: One lane of traffic headed westbound on Bellaire Boulevard between Mulberry and Newcastle will be closed from 8 am to 11 am and again from 5 pm until 6 pm on Saturday.


Bring your friends and neighbors for this shopping extravaganza!

Bellaire Arts & Crafts Festival  https://www.bellairetx.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=2142

 
Book Sale

Recycling Event
November 16th
Condit Elementary School


The Environmental Sustainability Board will hold a Recycling Event on Saturday, November 16, from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm. The drop off will be located in the Condit Elementary School parking lot located at 7000 S. 3rd Street.

These items will be accepted: Confidential paper, scrap metal, small appliances, computer equipment, TVs, radios, and stereos.  For more information, please call the Bellaire Public Works Department at 713-662-8170. 

 
UB

Utility Bill Winter Averaging


Each year the City calculates a typical month's sewer (wastewater) volume discharge by averaging water consumption over the winter months for each household. Your water meter measures your monthly water use, but there is no meter on your sewer (wastewater) discharge line. A water consumption average is taken based on the three months with the highest usage during November, December, January, and February. The average is used as your monthly sewer discharge volume for billing throughout the remainder of the year. 

During the winter months, residential customers typically use the least amount of water, with almost all water usage going directly into the sewer system. The metered water usage is a good indicator of sewer volume. In the summer months, there is significantly more water usage that does not go into the sewer system, such as water used for watering lawns, filling swimming pools, and washing cars. 
Typically, this results in savings for residents during the summer months.

If you have any questions, please contact Utility Billing at 713-662-8253 or utilitybill@bellairetx.gov.

 
Thanksgiving

Turkey Frying Tips from the Bellaire Fire Department


Fried turkeys are delicious! When it comes to deep frying turkey, you want to take every precaution to keep your family and your home safe.  Before you set up your turkey fryer this Thanksgiving, remember these safety tips.

Stay at least 10 feet from the house
Keep children and pets away and never leave it unattended

Place the fryer on a flat, level surface
Make sure your turkey is completely thawed and dry (extra water will cause the oil to bubble and spill over)
Monitor the oil temperature (use caution when touching the turkey fryer)
Have a fire extinguisher ready at all times (multipurpose, dry-powder) 

For more information on this an other holiday safety tips, please follow the link provided below.


https://www.bellairetx.gov/859/Seasonal-Fire-Safety-Tips

 
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