This tennis facility directly behind the Alta Vista Community Center features eight full-sized lit tennis courts and two regulation-sized indoor racquetball courts. In order to play at the courts, sign up to become a member of the Community Center. Annual fees are only $12 and the courts are priced per hour.
Led by Eleanor Manzano, the City Clerk's Office compiles and maintains original city records, conducts elections, processes passport applications, City Council Agenda preparation, Minutes, Municipal Code and Charter maintenance and distribution; commission/committee recruitments and activities. The office also supports the U.S. Census Bureau to conduct the 2010 U.S. Census in Redondo Beach.
The City Manager's Office works with all of the city departments to ensure responsible fiscal management, continuous organizational development and process improvement, and appropriate organizational response to current events. The Office's numerous responsibilities include: overseeing the strategic plan, city budget, capital improvement and performance measurement programs; monitoring federal and state legislative activities and providing policy recommendations to Council; overseeing cable television franchise and coordinating telecommunications facilities agreements; and implementing the E-government Strategic Plan to insure rapid and efficient deployment of online government services.
City Manager Bill Workman has served Redondo Beach since 2005. He has worked in the public management field for over 30 years and demonstrated his exceptional expertise in pubic finance & building, organizational development, environmental protection, economic development and strategic planning.
Elected in 1995, Ernie O'Dell has led the City Treasurer's Office in the effort to increase the city revenues through innovative changes and best management practices.
The Office is dedicated to provide the highest quality municipal treasury services at the lowest cost. Its main services include maintaining the custody and investment management of all city funds in accordance with State Law, City Charter, and City Investment Policy, providing administrative support and internal auditing services for major tax-based operating revenue sources, providing operating budget and capital improvement program cash flow management forecast and advisory support services. It is also responsible for preparing monthly and quarterly management reports detailing cash and investment positions within all city funds, providing operational and strategic forecasts of key tax based and other major general fund revenue sources, providing administrative support services and internal audit review of various city operational functions in response to service requests. Apart from this, it also conducts annual review of both the City and Redevelopment Agency Comprehensive Statement of Investment Policy and maintain policies' professional certification, provides managerial oversight of all city entities bond proceeds, continues implementation and review of numerous departmental best management practices enhancing both departmental productivity and the city's operating revenue base and provides internal support services to Financial Services and other key operating departments in response to internal support service requests.
Seaside Lagoon is a public park that offers something from everyone in the family to enjoy. The highlight is the saltwater lagoon that's staffed with lifeguards and features play equipment for the kids, a large sand area for sunbathing, a volleyball court and snack bar. You can also bring your own food and use the on-site grills and picnic tables. Seaside offers daily and seasonal passes for individuals and families and group rates. Seaside Lagoon is located on the southwest corner of Harbor Drive and Portofino Way.
Elected by the residents of Redondo Beach, the mayor and the council formulate policy, enact laws, promote community interests and implement programs and services than improve the quality of life in Redondo Beach.
Reelected in 2009, Mayor Mike Gin is currently serving his second term as the 28th mayor of Redondo Beach.
A Council member represents each of the five city district.
District 1: Steve Aspel, Term: 2005-2009, 2009-2013
(310) 947-1355, [email protected]
District 2: Bill Brand, Terms: 2009-2013, (310) 318-0679 or (310) 809-4405, [email protected]
District 3: Pat Aust, Term: 2007-2011, (310) 379-6409, [email protected]
District 4: Steven Diels, Term: 2005-2009, 2009-2013, (310) 318-8181, [email protected]
District 5: Matthew Kilroy, Term: 2007-2011, (310) 318-0669, [email protected]
The Mayor and Council also sit as members of the Redevelopment Agency, Parking Authority, Public Financing Authority and Housing Authority. Council meetings are held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month beginning at 6 p.m. (closed session begins at 5 p.m.) in the Council Chambers at 415 Diamond St. (Calendar).
This large complex has been located in Aviation Park since 2003. It has an artistic and streamlined look with a circular section on the top. The performance space has 1,453 seats and great acoustics. The center promotes the cultural arts and is home to the LA Ballet. The Performing Arts Center is only open when there is an event.
The Human Resources Department takes care of the City's management staff, employees and provide support to the City Council in the areas of labor and employee relations, employee training/development, health adn safety, recruitment and selection, compensation and classification, employee benefits administration, and the administration of the City's worker's compensation and liability programs.
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The Redondo Beach Library serves people of all ages with its Adult & Teen programs and Children's Department. It provides a place to fulfil informational, educational, recreational, and cultural needs for the residents.
The Library Commission meets on the first Monday of each month at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers.
The Information Technology Department supports all citywide information services related to WAN/LAN, computer hardware, software applications, data communications, network and telecommunications infrastructure and telecommuncations systems.
Redondo Beach City Attorney Michael W. Webb represents and advises the City Council, city officials, and employees in all matters of law. The city attorney also represents the City in all civil litigation.
The City Attorney's Office prosecutes all misdemeanors and the felony cases referred back to the Office from the District Attorney. City Procesutor Brenda Wells files criminal complains in the Superior Court and Southwest District, represents the People of the State of Califortnia in motions, pretrial hearings, court and jury trials, writs and appeals, and advises and trains law enforcement.
The Community Proscution Programs include: Gang Activity and Crimes Prevention; Spousal Abuser Prosecution Program; Identity Theft Investigation/Prosecution Team; Homeland Security; Habitual Offender Project; Pier Offender Prosecution Program; Public Resource Code Prosecutions and Assistance to SEA Laboratory in Redondo Beach.
Dedicated in 1962, the Redondo Beach City Hall is located in the Civic Center on Diamond Street, which also houses Redondo Beach Police Department and the Main Library. Its services include: Mayor & City Council; City Manager; City Attorney; City Clerk; City Treasurer; Animal Control; Building & Safety; Code Enforcement; Engineering; Harbor; Human Resources; Information Technology; Parking Enforcement; Planning; Purchasing; Transit / The WAVE.
Check the City's Main Calendar to find out the City Hall schedule and activities.