News Summary
Beverly Hills is now accepting applications for the Team Beverly Hills program, which allows residents to engage with city operations. Running until August 15, residents can join sessions with various city departments, enhancing their understanding of municipal governance. This year, 50 participants will be selected through a combination of City Council appointments and a random lottery. The program, established in 1996, has produced over 800 alumni, many of whom now serve in local government roles.
Beverly Hills Opens Applications for Team Beverly Hills Program
Applications are currently being accepted for the Team Beverly Hills program, allowing local residents the chance to engage with their city government until August 15. This initiative, established in 1996, aims to give participants an in-depth, hands-on experience of municipal operations.
The Team Beverly Hills program invites residents to explore various aspects of city governance through interactive class sessions and activities with numerous city departments. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with key departments, including Public Works, Emergency Management, Information Technology, Community Services, and Public Safety. By providing this immersive experience, the program seeks to foster a greater understanding of local government operations among community members.
Selection Process and Program Details
This year’s program will select a total of 50 residents to participate in the upcoming class. The selection process will include:
- 30 residents appointed by the City Council
- 18 residents chosen through a random lottery
- 2 residents selected by the Beverly Hills Unified School District
In addition, the City Council will appoint five representatives from the local business community to join the program. This combination of selections aims to ensure a diverse group of participants, representing various interests within Beverly Hills.
The program has a proven history of success, with over 800 residents having graduated since its inception. Notably, more than 70% of current elected officials and City Commissioners in Beverly Hills are alumni of the Team Beverly Hills program, reflecting its role in shaping informed community leaders.
How to Apply
Residents interested in participating in the Team Beverly Hills program can learn more and complete their applications online at beverlyhills.org/teambeverlyhills. Additionally, inquiries can be sent via email to teambh@beverlyhills.org.
Program Launch
The Team Beverly Hills program will kick off later this year, offering an enriching experience for selected participants to learn more about their local government and its operations. By engaging residents in this way, the program aims to strengthen community involvement and cultivate future leaders in Beverly Hills.
This initiative not only provides valuable insights into city management but also encourages collaboration between residents and officials, fostering a sense of community and shared responsibility.
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- Beverly Hills Courier: Applications Open for Team Beverly Hills Program
- Wikipedia: Beverly Hills, California
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- Google Search: Team Beverly Hills
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- Encyclopedia Britannica: Local Government
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