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Bellevue mayor promotes summer recreation programs and seasonal jobs
Summary
Mayor Rusty Hike used a city promotional segment to highlight Bellevue’s 2026 Parks and Recreation programs — urging residents to register children for camps and sports online and announcing seasonal job openings for lifeguards, umpires and coaches.
Mayor Rusty Hike used a city promotional segment at the Reed Center to highlight Bellevue’s 2026 Parks and Recreation offerings and seasonal employment opportunities. He encouraged residents to register children for programs ranging from flag football and baseball to swimming lessons and tennis via the city’s recreation webpage and said printed program guides are available at City Hall and the Reed Center.
Hike also promoted seasonal job openings — including lifeguards, umpires and coaches — directing interested applicants to the parks department through the city website. He emphasized outdoor activities as the weather improves and said the city aims to bring the community together through its parks and programs.
The segment was presented as a public information announcement and did not include deliberation, formal motions, votes or policy decisions. For program details or to apply for seasonal positions, Hike directed listeners to the City of Bellevue recreation web page.
