Bellevue
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Bellevue

Place

Territory

GEOID
5506350
OCD-ID
ocd-division/country:us/state:wi/place:bellevue
POP
16,776 (2025)
CENTER
44.459, -87.9549
SOURCE
census tiger

Government of Bellevue

Bodies, seats, agencies and services that belong to Bellevue itself.

Park Commission
0/0 seats recorded

No seats recorded.

Plan Commission
0/0 seats recorded

No seats recorded.

Organization 8

Departments

  • Includes the offices of the Village Administrator and Clerk/Treasurer; responsible for budget preparation and management, financial oversight, payroll and accounting, Village Board management, human resources, elections, and statutory Clerk-Treasurer duties.

  • One of the Village of Bellevue's Public Safety Departments, alongside Fire & Rescue and Police Services.

  • Village of Bellevue Community Development Department: planning and zoning, building inspection, geographic information systems (GIS), and economic development; works with the Village Board, Plan Commission, and Zoning Board of Appeals.

  • Since January 1, 2021 the Village of Bellevue Fire Department is consolidated with the Green Bay Metro Fire Department (GBMFD), which provides fire suppression, rescue, hazmat response, fire inspections and paramedic-level EMS to the Village (Station 9). Questions go to GBMFD, 100 N Jefferson Street, Green Bay, WI 54301, (920) 448-3280.

  • Village of Bellevue Municipal Court: local court with jurisdiction over violations of Village ordinances (civil, not criminal), including non-criminal traffic and parking violations and property maintenance issues. Initial appearances 2nd Wednesday of each month at 8:30 a.m. Office hours Mon-Thu 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Fri 9 a.m.-Noon.

  • Provides recreational programs for youth, adults and seniors; manages 13 park and open space areas totaling over 326 acres (athletic facilities, shelters, playgrounds, trails) and the Village's urban forest.

  • The Village contracts law enforcement services from the Brown County Sheriff's Department (since 2002), with 24/7 coverage by nine deputies plus two Directed Enforcement Officers. Not a walk-in station; non-emergency assistance via Brown County Sheriff's Department at (920) 448-4200. Emergencies: 911.

  • Public Works Public Works

    Maintains village infrastructure including streets and right-of-way, and operates the sanitary sewer, storm sewer, and water utilities; also handles garbage, recycling and yard waste, snow and ice control, parking restrictions, and right-of-way permits.

Services 8

  • Citizen Self Service Permit Portal (Residential Permits) Community Development
  • One-Time Utility Bill Payment Public Works
  • Pay Court Citations Online Municipal Court
  • Pay Parking Tickets Online Municipal Court
  • Pay Property Taxes Online (Brown County Tax Payment Portal) Administration and Finance
  • Pay Utility Bill Online (e-Care Account Login) Public Works
  • Recreation Program Registration Parks, Recreation and Forestry
  • Utility Auto-Pay Sign Up (Direct Payment Plan) Public Works