The past several months have been an extraordinary journey of connection and community engagement for me. Each encounter with residents and voters were filled with genuine conversations.
I am very proud of the campaign we ran with honesty, integrity and a genuine care for the future of our City. I want to thank my campaign chairs, committee members, and the dedicated individuals who wholeheartedly supported a shared vision. Special thanks to those who graciously opened their homes and businesses to me and my supporters for multiple campaign events.
Congratulations to Craig and Mary on your election to the City Council, and congratulations to all the candidates who participated.
As I look ahead, I am filled with a sense of purpose to continue serving Beverly Hills, a place I have proudly called home for over four decades.
Thank you,
Alissa Roston
It’s time to VOTE! Alissa Roston is #9 on your Beverly Hills City Council Ballot.
Roston is Ready.
Alissa Roston is a dedicated community leader, experienced in governance and an accomplished professional. With a passion for public service, she has been actively involved in the fabric of Beverly Hills for over 41 years. Alissa has served on the Recreation and Parks Commission, Charitable Solicitations Commission, Climate Action and Adaptation Committee and served as the President of the BHUSD Board of Education.
Key Issues
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Community safety is a top priority for Alissa. She aims to address smash-and-grab and property crimes by advocating to enhance the utilization of technology. With two new Metro stops, Beverly Hills must prepare itself for a daily influx of visitors, including tourists, employees and transit riders. Preparation includes having a Beverly Hills Police substation at the LA Cienega Metro stop and a presence at the Rodeo Drive stop. Beverly Hills must continue to fully resource our police and fire departments while requiring training to meet community standards.
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Alissa firmly believes that transparency and accountability are the cornerstones of a financially sound City. If elected, she plans to take a close look at outsourced contracts, vendor agreements, external expenditures, check spending and mandate accountability with vendors and contractors. She will also advocate for the creation of a Vendor Oversight Committee to review and respond to resident and business inquiries about the City’s contracting process.
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Alissa is keenly aware of the impact of state mandates on housing and transportation in our City. She will prioritize the modernization of planning, transportation, and infrastructure policies that align with our community’s standards and interests. We must ensure retail space is filled, that our transportation network meets future demands, that our streets are walkable and that our policies protect our environment.