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Our Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission is to protect, enhance & preserve the existing residential & equestrian character of the Bridle Trails area near Washington’s Bridle Trails State Park in Bellevue & Kirkland
Through the decades, the BTCC has listened to residents, connected them with City staff and leaders, and taken action to steward our BT life. BTCC monitors and shares city policies and ordinances that affect Bridle Trails, enabling residents to have the greatest effect on our daily lives.
Join the BTCC as we participate in the next decade of city planning, policy, budgets, safety, transportation, ending homelessness, and all other city services affecting us every day.
We’ve been Bridle Trails residents’ voice & advocate since 1978. We’re a 501c(4) nonprofit dedicated to protecting & enhancing the character & livability of our area.
SummerIn Bridle Trails
SummerIn Bridle Trails
Join Us this Summer at Bridle Trails Night Out- see the page for details.
The BTCC Board is looking for additional members to help with planning, communication and leadership. Come share our vision, our passion and our committment to the Bridle Trails community.
Email Board@bridletrailscommunity.org with questions
Bridle Trails Community Club Needs You
Some places are memorable because of their restaurants or shopping districts. Our community is memorable for something far more lasting: its natural beauty, open space, and quiet way of life. Here, tree-lined roads, quiet streets, and low-density housing create a setting that feels peaceful, welcoming, and deeply connected to the land. These qualities did not happen by accident, and they will not remain strong without the care and commitment of people who value them.
The Bridle Trails Community Club has been the voice and advocate of the Bridle Trails community since 1978. For decades, dedicated volunteers have listened to residents, worked with the City of Bellevue, and followed up on issues that matter to this unique neighborhood. That long-standing commitment has helped protect the qualities that make Bridle Trails special and has given residents a meaningful way to speak up for the future of their community.
Today, as the community club approaches its 50-year anniversary, it is facing the challenges of modern times. Fewer members are stepping into leadership roles or paying annual dues, even as the need for advocacy remains strong. This comes at a time of significant change within the City of Bellevue as it works to carry out its vision for the city and manages growth. The Bridle Trails Community Club is working to ensure that the unique nature of our community is preserved and that residents continue to have a voice in changes that affect the neighborhood.
Supporting the Bridle Trails Community Club is a practical and positive way to help protect what makes this area unique. Whether you contribute by volunteering, participating in leadership, or paying annual dues, your involvement helps ensure that Bridle Trails continues to have a strong voice during a time of change. Future generations will benefit from the choices we make today. By working together, we can preserve the character of our community and ensure that its natural beauty and rural spirit continue to thrive.
NEW ART WORK FOR BRIDLE TRAILS SIGNS
The Neighborhood Enhancement program will be working with Bridle Trails on replacing up to 4 signs in our Bridle Trails neighborhood.
BTCC is looking for your input and your design ideas. We want to the signs to reflect the unique and wonderful character of Bridle Trails.
Submit your design ideas to bridletrailscc @gmail.com
Have you paid your dues?
Annual dues help us pay for room rentals, insurance, our website, our email newsletter service, postcards/newsletters, mailing and more. September 1st saw the start of our new year, and dues of $25 will be gratefully received at our meeting or by check to our new mailbox: P.O.Box 112, Bellevue, WA 98009
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