When Beverly Hills City Auditor Eduardo Luna announced his resignation after only about three years in the role, it threw the city a curveball. On June 24, the City Council deliberated over the future of the Office of the City Auditor, ultimately deciding to move the role to an outside firm that would report to the City Council.
Mayor Robert Wunderlich, a City Council Liaison to the Audit and Finance Committee and the cofounder of a business and economic consulting company, laid out the two decisions before the Council: whether to outsource the position, and the reporting structure (whether the auditor would report directly to the Council or to the City Manager or delegate for the City Manager).
