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Beverly Hills Selects New Assistant City Manager
Stephanie Harris to join leadership team, overseeing daily operations and working closely with City Council
Mar. 27, 2026 at 7:53am
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Beverly Hills has named Stephanie Harris as its new Assistant City Manager, joining incoming City Manager Ryan Gohlich and Deputy City Manager Keith Sterling. Harris, a 12-year veteran of the city's Community Services department, will help oversee daily municipal operations and collaborate closely with the Beverly Hills City Council.
Why it matters
The appointment of Harris as Assistant City Manager signals a shift in Beverly Hills' leadership as the city looks to navigate challenges and opportunities in the years ahead. As a seasoned community services professional, Harris brings valuable experience that could shape the city's priorities and policies.
The details
Harris will officially take on the Assistant City Manager role in July, working alongside Gohlich and Sterling to manage the city's various departments and initiatives. Her extensive background in Community Services, which includes overseeing parks, recreation, and cultural programs, could influence how Beverly Hills engages with residents and allocates resources.
- Harris will assume the Assistant City Manager position in July 2026.
- Gohlich and Sterling will also join the city's leadership team this summer.
The players
Stephanie Harris
A 12-year veteran of Beverly Hills' Community Services department, Harris has been selected as the city's new Assistant City Manager.
Ryan Gohlich
The incoming City Manager of Beverly Hills, who will work closely with Harris and Sterling to oversee daily municipal operations.
Keith Sterling
The Deputy City Manager of Beverly Hills, who will be part of the city's new leadership team alongside Harris and Gohlich.
What they’re saying
“We must not let individuals continue to damage private property in San Francisco.”
— Robert Jenkins, San Francisco resident
The takeaway
The appointment of Stephanie Harris as Beverly Hills' new Assistant City Manager reflects the city's commitment to continuity and community-focused leadership as it navigates the years ahead. Harris' extensive experience in Community Services could shape the city's priorities and engagement with residents.
