City Council Agrees to Split Vice Mayorship for Upcoming Term

Following a detailed discussion at a Feb. 5 Special Study Session about the timing of municipal elections and the election of the mayor and vice mayor, the Beverly Hills City Council agreed, among other things, to split the vice mayorship between two councilmembers for the upcoming 2025-2026 term. 

This proposal was initiated by Councilmember John Mirisch and agreed to by Councilmember Craig Corman, who will each serve six months in the position. The decision to split the vice mayorship came as the council attempted to grapple with the ramifications of one local measure and two state measures enacted in the past decade. 

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