As the local and national economies show signs of thawing from the pandemic freeze, the Beverly Hills City Council voiced approval of the proposed Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget for the upcoming fiscal year at the May 4 Regular Session. With costs driven in part by big ticket items related to the Metro D Line, the proposed budget would allocate $61.7 million over the next year and $349 million over the next five years for improvements.
“Am I missing something here, or are we doing pretty darn good?” asked Councilmember Julian Gold.
