Andrew Kole

When we talk about the future of Beverly Hills the focus is usually on big projects, big budgets, and big promises. But I'm running for City Council because I believe something simple and powerful: "Little Things Matter." Strong communities aren't built through large developments and major initiatives. They're built through attention to detail, responsive government, and consistent follow-through. When the little things are handled well, trust grows. Neighborhoods feel cared for. Residents feel heard. My commitment is straightforward: - Clear, transparent communication from City Hall, or at least from me - Faster response times for basically everything - Support all local businesses - Do my own research and the "math" before I vote - Listen to community concerns by holding monthly "Town Hall" meetings Good governance is doing the small things right the first time. If we take care of the little things, we prevent bigger problems. When we focus on details, we build a city and community that works for everyone. If elected, I obviously represent the voters, but also represent the people that work in Beverly Hills, business owners, retail stores, restaurants, hotels... everybody! It is the combination of all these parts that make Beverly Hills a great place to live. Questions: andrewkole@me.com