The Beverly Hills City Council presided over two jam-packed sessions on Oct. 13, a Study Session and a Regular Meeting. While the body devoted the majority of its time to marquee topics like the proposed mixed use overlay zone, the Halloween trick or treat ban, and the RHNA numbers, it also heard numerous other matters of importance.
At the Study Session, the City Council recognized the nearly three decades-long career of Beverly Hills Police Department officer Sergeant Sean Smollen, who received a Certificate of Recognition by the Mayor and City Councilmembers. Smollen began his career with the BHPD as a Communications Dispatcher in 1991, but his connection with the City stretches back to 1970. When Smollen was just two years old, his father joined the Beverly Hills Fire Department.
