e-Notice login screen
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How to Register for Beverly Hills e-Notices

Mark Elliot ,

Beverly Hills provides a service called ‘E-notice’ that will send city notices by email. The link to the subscription service is in the footer of the city website. Click though and you’re greeted with a nearly blank login screen (above) without information about the service or why it is useful. But it is useful because it delivers receive rent stabilization division announcements and Rent Stabilization Commission agendas. Registration is cumbersome but let us walk you through it.

My Beverly Hills account new user step #1: registration
Step #1 is to sign-up to the My Beverly Hills system with an email address where notices will be sent.
My Beverly Hills account new user step #2: confirmation
Step #2: Check your email for the confirmation message.
My Beverly Hills account new user step #3: click the email link
Step #3: click the email link to confirm the validity of the email address and to return to the account creation webpage.
My Beverly Hills account new user step #4: choose password
Step #4: choose a password for the My Beverly Hills account.
My Beverly Hills account step #5: account is registered click to log in
Step #5: With the account registered now click to login with password.
My Beverly Hills account step #6: login
Step #6: Log in with new password.
My Beverly Hills account step #7: create a profile
Step #7: Fill out the profile information (at least the name) in case the city wants to follow up.
My Beverly Hills account step #8: profile saved now navigate to e-notice
Step #8: profile is saved. Now navigate to e-notice using the top menu.
My Beverly Hills account: step #9 E-notice choices
Step #9: make your e-notice choices. We suggest ‘BH Rent’ and ‘Rent Stabilization Commission.’
My Beverly Hills account step: #10 log out
Step: #10 log out. Done!

Beverly Hills should start sending e-notices for subscribed lists. We’re a frequent flier down at City Hall so we get ’em all: all the commissions, rent stabilization and City Council too. Happy reading!