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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.

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    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

      

     

    National Missing Children's Day
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    Take 25 is a grassroots safety initiative created in honor of National Missing Children’s Day. Annually honored on May 25th, this day serves as a reminder to the nation to make child safety a national priority.

    Designed to raise awareness of the issues surrounding missing and exploited children, the Take 25 Campaign encourages parents, guardians, educators, and others to take 25 minutes to talk to children about safety. With a focus on prevention, Take 25 provides free safety resources including safety tips, conversation starters, and event planning guides to help communities host local events.

    On May 25, 1979, six-year-old Etan Patz disappeared from a New York street corner on his way to school. His photo, taken by his father, a professional photographer, was circulated nationwide and appeared in media across the nation and around the world. Etan became the poster-child for a movement. The powerful image came to symbolize the anguish and trauma of thousands of searching families.

    The widespread attention brought to Etan’s case and several others eventually led to a nationwide movement to help locate and recover missing children. In 1983, President Ronald Reagan proclaimed May 25th – the day that Etan went missing – as National Missing Children’s Day. Since then, each administration has recognized this day as a time to renew efforts to reunite missing children with their families, remember those who are still missing, and make child safety a national priority.

    For more information click here http://www.take25.org/



    Stabbing on December 29, 2012
    The Police Department has obtained several short video clips from the surveillance cameras of Galleria Mall businesses.  Depict the subject believed to be responsible for the at approximately 7:23 p.m., on the third level of the South Bay Galleria Mall, in front of the AMC Theatres.  In this attack, two teens were stabbed multiple times in what appears to be a random, unprovoked attack. (video clip) (video clip 2) (video clip 3)

    Anyone with information about this incident or as to the identity or whereabouts of this suspect is urged to contact the Redondo Beach Police Department Tip line at (310) 937-6685, send text messages to 310-339-2362, or Email – crimetips@redondo.org



    Redondo Beach Police Department Citizens' Police Academy Class 36
    The 36th Citizens’ Police Academy will start on Wednesday, February 27, 2013. The purpose of the academy is to enhance the partnership between the Redondo Beach Police Department and members of the community.
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    If You SEE Something, SAY Something

    If You SEE Something, SAY Something
    Remember, a simple observation, a single report,
    can lead to actions that may stop a terrorist attack.
    Report suspicious activity to the Redondo Beach Police Department by calling

    310-379-5411

    For more information, go to http://www.dhs.gov/files/reportincidents/see-something-say-something.shtm



    New RV Ordinance Rolled Out
    News ImageBeginning June 1, 2011, the City of Redondo Beach will enforce an ordinance to restrict the parking of oversized vehicles between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m.

    The one-time resident registration fee is $20.00 if the vehicle is registered with the DMV in Redondo Beach. For resident owned vehicles that are registered with the DMV at addresses outside of Redondo Beach, the one-time registration fee is $30.00.  The registration sticker can be purchased at City Hall , Door E, Monday thru Friday 7:30 to 5:00 alternate Fridays closed.  To obtain oversized vehicle permits online click here.

    To view the Oversized Vehicle Code in it's entirety - click here

    Redondo Beach Police Joins Effort to Crack Down on Cell Phone Use and Texting
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    Click here for more information about Redondo Beach Police Joins Effort to Crack Down on Cell Phone Use and Texting

    Click here for more information about California's 2011 Distracted Driving Awareness Month FAQs

    Redondo Beach Police Department Reinstates Court Committal Program
    News ImageRedondo Beach Police Department offers a "Fee Paying-Court Commitment" program for qualified men and women who have been sentenced to serve no more than 96 hours in jail. 
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