At its May 16 regular meeting, the Beverly Hills City Council approved additional consulting services funds for the police department’s technology-based public safety initiative and addressed concern over fractional ownership of residential and commercial properties, among other topics.
During the meeting, the five-member council unanimously approved an amendment to the city’s agreement with consultant Julius Guay, Ph.D. A former LAPD detective lieutenant, Guay was retained by the Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) in December 2022 to provide project management and consulting services for the department’s public safety technology initiative, the Real Time Watch Center. The approved amendment authorizes a change in the purchase order for Guay’s continued services for an additional $70,000.
