Persistent drizzle from this season's 11th atmospheric river did not stop a crowd from gathering for the mayor's 10th and final Live with Lili. It was a packed house in the Beverly Hills City Hall Municipal Gallery March 14.
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Bosse said thousands of residents tuned in via Zoom at this month's Live with Lili, while about 15 people showed up to the event in person. Community spirit and love for the city were palpable at the Valentine's Day-themed town hall.
On Jan. 9, Mayor Lili Bosse held the first Live with Lili of the new year, taking questions and hearing comments from community members, as well as sharing updates from the previous meeting.
The meeting began with updates from Beverly Hills Mayor Lili Bosse on issues brought forward at the previous Sep. 13 meeting, such as recognizing community healers, usage of bike lane next to Roxbury Park, and homeless outreach resources for the public.
Members of the public requested that homeless outreach resources, including park rangers and ambassadors, be easily accessible for the community to contact.
By The Aug. 25 Live with Lili event featured a special debut appearance by the Beverly Hills Police Department's (BHPD) newest member, support K9 NAMI. Escorted in by BHPD Chief Mark Stainbrook, NAMI is the city's designated mental health dog. His name is an acronym