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|  | Welcome to the Redondo Beach Police Department
The mission of the Redondo Beach Police Department is to forge a partnership with the community to control and prevent crime, improve the quality of life in our neighborhoods, and to provide outstanding service in accordance with the values of our agency. We value: openness and honesty, integrity and ethics, accountability, outstanding customer service, teamwork, excellence, dignity, equality and respect for all people, innovation with creative and proactive problem solving, and fiscal responsibility.
Police Station:
401 Diamond Street, P.O. Box 639 Redondo Beach, California 90277-0639
Phone Number for emergency services, to report a crime or request a police officer: Dial 9-1-1 or call (310) 379-5411
Phone Number for non-emergency services and information: (310) 379-2477 extension 1-2351 
| | |  Supervisor Knabe issued the following statement regarding the discovery of an abandoned, deceased newborn in a trash can in Redondo Beach and information regarding the County's Safe Surrender Program:
Please click on the following links
http://www.knabe.com/
http://www.babysafela.org
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|  The Redondo Beach Police Department crime and incident mapping program provides public access to police activity information for our community. The mapping database contains ninety days of information with the most recent information backdated several days from today's date.
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| Up to a $250.00 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of a tagger. Rewards are redeeemed through a process involving the Police Department and the Public Safety Commission.
Please contact the Redondo Beach Community Based Policing Unit at (310) 379-2477, with any information.
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|  On Tuesday, June 10th, the Redondo Beach Police Department will begin offering LiveScan electronic fingerprinting to the general public for those needing the service for employment, permits or licensing.
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|  The new laws take effect July 1, 2008
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|  The Redondo Beach Police Department is proud to announce its partnership with the KEEP-SAFE (Keep Every Elder Protected / Stop Abuse and Financial Exploitation) Coalition to promote the education of community residents and officers in ways to identify and prevent abuse of the elderly.
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| Warm Weather Ripe for West Nile, Health Department Cautions
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