Bellevue (Nebraska) Police Department

09/12/2026

Today on National Policewoman Day, we recognize and celebrate the incredible women of the Bellevue Police Department. Your strength, professionalism, and compassion inspire us all. Thank you for the difference you make every day in service to our community. Happy National Policewoman Day.

09/11/2026

Patriot Day We Will Never Forget

Today, the Bellevue Police Department joins our nation in remembering the lives lost on September 11, 2001.

We honor the nearly 3,000 people who never made it home that day. We remember the firefighters, law enforcement officers, first responders, military members, and ordinary citizens who ran toward danger to help others some making the ultimate sacrifice.

We also remember what followed: a nation united by compassion, courage, service, and a determination to stand together.

Twenty-five years later, we pause to remember those we lost, honor those who answered the call, and recognize the families who continue to carry their memory.

May we never forget the lives lost.
May we never forget the heroes.
May we never forget the strength we find when we stand together.

September 11, 2001 Never Forget.

09/08/2026

📦 NOW HIRING: Property and Evidence Technician
Behind every investigation is someone ensuring that evidence is properly received, secured, documented and maintained. The Bellevue Police Department is accepting applications for a full-time, non-sworn Property and Evidence Technician.
This position plays an important role in:
🔹 Maintaining the chain of custody for physical and digital evidence
🔹 Managing inventory, audits and secure evidence storage
🔹 Supporting digital evidence and records requests
🔹 Releasing property and completing legal dispositions
🔹 Assisting the public with property inquiries and fingerprinting
💰 Hourly pay: $25.38–$34.52
🎓 High school diploma or GED required
🚔 No previous law-enforcement experience required
📅 Application deadline: September 16, 2026
If you are organized, dependable, detail-oriented and interested in supporting the mission of the Bellevue Police Department, we encourage you to apply!
Learn more and apply here: https://recruiting2.ultipro.com/CIT1027CITYB/JobBoard/8fba88c4-597b-42d3-bbc5-216548f2dae4/OpportunityDetail?opportunityId=2c6d0b04-21d1-4dff-a59f-6b77e17592cb

**UPDATE hours of position are the following:

The work schedule for this position is Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM excluding holidays. On occasion, the position will require working overtime at special events outside of the normal work schedule and being called back in to the police department if needed.

📦 NOW HIRING: Property and Evidence Technician
Behind every investigation is someone ensuring that evidence is properly received, secured, documented and maintained. The Bellevue Police Department is accepting applications for a full-time, non-sworn Property and Evidence Technician.
This position plays an important role in:
🔹 Maintaining the chain of custody for physical and digital evidence
🔹 Managing inventory, audits and secure evidence storage
🔹 Supporting digital evidence and records requests
🔹 Releasing property and completing legal dispositions
🔹 Assisting the public with property inquiries and fingerprinting
💰 Hourly pay: $25.38–$34.52
🎓 High school diploma or GED required
🚔 No previous law-enforcement experience required
📅 Application deadline: September 16, 2026
If you are organized, dependable, detail-oriented and interested in supporting the mission of the Bellevue Police Department, we encourage you to apply!
Learn more and apply here:
https://recruiting2.ultipro.com/CIT1027CITYB/JobBoard/8fba88c4-597b-42d3-bbc5-216548f2dae4/OpportunityDetail?opportunityId=2c6d0b04-21d1-4dff-a59f-6b77e17592cb

09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day from the Bellevue Police Department!

This Labor Day, we recognize the hardworking men and women who help make Bellevue such a great place to live, work, and raise a family.

Whether you’re spending the holiday grilling with family, enjoying one last summer adventure, or simply kicking back and enjoying a well-earned day off, we hope you have a safe and relaxing Labor Day weekend.

🚗 If your celebration includes alcohol, please plan ahead for a sober ride.
🔥 Keep an eye on the grill and the kiddos.
🏍️ Watch for motorcycles, bicycles, and extra holiday traffic.
👮 And remember some of us will be working while you’re relaxing, so give us a wave if you see us out and about!

From all of us at the Bellevue Police Department, have a safe and enjoyable Labor Day!

09/07/2026

🚔 Labor Day Traffic Enforcement Keeps Our Roads Safer 🚔

As families and friends celebrate the Labor Day holiday weekend, officers from the Bellevue Police Department, in partnership with the Sarpy County Traffic Safety Task Force, will conduct focused traffic enforcement throughout our community.

The goal isn’t simply to write tickets, it’s to reduce crashes, prevent injuries, and ensure everyone makes it home safely. If your holiday plans include alcohol, please plan ahead and designate a sober driver.

You can help keep our roads safe 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 safe this Labor Day weekend.

Remember: getting there a few minutes later is always better than not getting there at all. Have a safe and enjoyable Labor Day weekend!

09/04/2026

🎉 HAPPY RETIREMENT, ED! 🎉

Today, we said farewell to a longtime member of our Police Department family, Ed Foreman, as he begins a well-earned retirement after nearly 30 years of service to our community.

Ed’s journey with the City began in 1997 as a part-time employee, working with Bellevue TV and at the Bellevue Police Department front desk. In 2006, Ed transitioned to a full-time position with Code Enforcement, where he would spend the next 20 years serving the citizens of Bellevue.

If you’ve had the opportunity to work with Ed, speak with him, or simply get to know him over the years, you already know what an incredible person he is. Ed brought knowledge, dedication, patience, and a genuine commitment to helping people every single day.

For many years, Ed has been the backbone of Code Enforcement, and saying he leaves behind some pretty big shoes to fill would be an understatement.

More importantly, we’re going to miss the person behind the job, a great coworker, a familiar face, and a friend to so many.

Ed, thank you for nearly three decades of service to the City of Bellevue and its residents. We wish you nothing but happiness and plenty of adventures in whatever comes next.

Happy retirement, Ed! Enjoy the days ahead you’ve certainly earned them! 👏🎉

09/03/2026

***Press Release on September 3, 2026 Sarpy County Jury Trial Verdict***

Jury Convicts Bellevue Man of Felonies Relating to the Sexual Assault of a Child

The Sarpy County Attorney’s Office is especially grateful to our law enforcement partners at the Bellevue Police Department for their professional and thorough investigation.

09/03/2026

🚔 TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT RESULTS 🚔

On August 31, officers from the Bellevue Police Department, La Vista Police Department , Papillion Police Department, Sarpy County Sheriff's Office, and Nebraska State Patrolteamed 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.

09/03/2026

Congratulations Officer Meyers and BPD Pawfficer Mo. A well deserved recognition.

09/02/2026

The City of Bellevue Public Works Department is advising motorists of a temporary northbound lane closure on 25th Street just north of Highway 370 beginning Tuesday, September 8, as crews complete pavement repairs.
25th Street will be closed to northbound traffic in the work area. As shown in the provided detour map, northbound motorists will be directed to continue west on Highway 370 and use the designated alternate route to access areas north of the construction zone. Southbound traffic on 25th Street will continue to be maintained through the area.
Repairs are expected to be completed and 25th Street reopened to northbound traffic by Friday afternoon, September 11.
Motorists should anticipate delays, follow posted detour signs and use extra caution around the work zone. The City appreciates everyone’s patience and cooperation as our Street Department completes these necessary pavement repairs

The City of Bellevue Public Works Department is advising motorists of a temporary northbound lane closure on 25th Street just north of Highway 370 beginning Tuesday, September 8, as crews complete pavement repairs.

25th Street will be closed to northbound traffic in the work area. As shown in the provided detour map, northbound motorists will be directed to continue west on Highway 370 and use the designated alternate route to access areas north of the construction zone. Southbound traffic on 25th Street will continue to be maintained through the area.

Repairs are expected to be completed and 25th Street reopened to northbound traffic by Friday afternoon, September 11.

Motorists should anticipate delays, follow posted detour signs and use extra caution around the work zone. The City appreciates everyone’s patience and cooperation as our Street Department completes these necessary pavement repairs.