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Beverly Hills City Council Election 2024

Hamid Omrani

Candidate

Campaign information

Ballot position
#3

Official filing record

Ballot entry
Regular ballot candidate
Form 460 Jul 1, 2024 · Hamid Omrani
Form 497 Mar 6, 2024 · Hamid Omrani
Form 460 Feb 18, 2024 · Hamid Omrani
Form 460 Jan 21, 2024 · Hamid Omrani
Form 460 Dec 31, 2023 · Hamid Omrani

Election results

2024 · Beverly Hills City Council

Hamid Omrani

Certified final 100% reporting Updated Mar 29, 2024, 12:19 PM
All-ballot citywide result 3.0% 445 votes
Precinct vote shareSelect a precinct for exact totals. Darker precincts indicate a higher share.
Boundaries: LA County RR/CC · Streets: © OpenStreetMap

Candidate statement

During last four decades as a citizen of Beverly Hills, and president of a Design-Build entity, I have been deeply involved in numerous projects and community affairs advocating for the integrity of our community for current and future generations. My involvement with City staff, events, and initiatives has equipped me with a wealth of experiences to bring to the City Council. In light of the state housing shortage crisis, which mandates Beverly Hills to provide 3000 residential units, I have undertaken a thorough study to explore alternative methods and feasible approaches to meet the state mandates while focusing on safety, integrity, and well-being of the community. Additionally, emphasizing on traffic, and pedestrian futuristic designs (from B.H. High School to Doheny Drive crossing over the parking structure by the old railroad track). Our cohesive team with a profound understanding of the community's priorities and concerns is capable of making informed decisions with a keen eye on future consequences to outshine any challenges. My vision driven from the related line of work, and possession of a master of architectural / urban design degree revolves around intelligent planning, and identifying areas where positive outcomes can benefit property owners, the City, and the community at large.
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