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Beverly Hills City Council Election 2024

Alissa Roston

Candidate

Campaign information

Ballot position
#1

Official filing record

Ballot entry
Regular ballot candidate
Form 497 Feb 12, 2024 · Alissa Roston
Form 460 Jan 20, 2024 · Alissa Roston
Form 497 Dec 15, 2023 · Alissa Roston
Form 460 Jul 1, 2023 · Alissa Roston
Form 460 Jun 30, 2023 · Alissa Roston
Form 501 May 18, 2023 · Alissa Roston
Form 410 May 18, 2023 · Alissa Roston

Election results

2024 · Beverly Hills City Council

Alissa Roston

Certified final 100% reporting Updated Mar 29, 2024, 12:19 PM
All-ballot citywide result 15.2% 2,279 votes
Precinct vote shareSelect a precinct for exact totals. Darker precincts indicate a higher share.
Boundaries: LA County RR/CC · Streets: © OpenStreetMap

Candidate statement

Serving on City Council demands a comprehensive grasp of governance, policy, and finance. My 40 years of service and professional experience have given me the insight and skills to lead on our City Council. I'm proud to be known as a collaborative and thoughtful member of the community. READY TO LEAD - Elected to two terms on Beverly Hills School Board, twice President - 12 Year City Commissioner - Citizen's Police Academy Graduate - Pitzer College Board of Trustees Member - Past Rotary Club President - Former U.S. Department of State Economic Analyst - Former Temple Emanuel Board of Trustees COMMUNITY PRIORITIES - Increase Police presence in neighborhoods - Police substation at La Cienega subway - Police stationed at Rodeo Drive subway - Create Vendor Oversight Committee to better manage outside contracts - Modernize planning, transportation, and infrastructure policies - Accelerate investment in sustainable environmental strategies Beverly Hills faces significant challenges. The State has mandated changes to our traditional blueprint for development. I understand what is being asked of the City and will fight to find solutions that protect our identity as a village and quality of life. I hope I've earned your vote in the course of this campaign. To set up a meeting with me, go to www.RostonforCouncil.com or call 310-201-3872.
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