Brad Waller
Redondo Beach City Council District 1
About Me
I’m Brad Waller — a 38-year Redondo Beach resident, local business owner, and your elected representative for District 1. I’m here to bring transparency, innovation, and thoughtful leadership to our community.
Latest News and Updates
- Bringing Ideas Home from the League of California Cities Annual ConferenceLast week I spent three days in Anaheim at the 2026 League of California Cities Annual Conference and Expo, joining city councilmembers, mayors, city staff, and other local government leaders from across California. The conference is an opportunity to learn what other cities are doing,…
- District 1 Newsletter, September 28, 2026Happy first full week of fall, Redondo, Put a few thousand mayors, councilmembers, and city staff in one Anaheim convention center, and what do you get? My week, as it turns out. The League of California Cities Annual Conference filled last week with sessions on…
- District 1 Newsletter, September 21, 2026Hello Redondo, To those observing Yom Kippur today, I wish you an easy and meaningful fast. G’mar chatimah tovah. Three hundred thousand cubic yards of sand. That is the headline number in Los Angeles County’s plan for the stretch of beach between our Pier and…
- District 1 Newsletter, September 14, 2026Good morning, Redondo, Friday at 8:46 a.m., twenty-five years after the first plane struck the World Trade Center, neighbors stood together in front of the Council Chambers and let the morning go quiet. A quarter century is long enough for a whole generation to grow…
- District 1 Newsletter, September 7, 2026Happy Labor Day, Redondo, Holidays like today are built on a simple idea: work deserves recognition. Fitting, then, that tomorrow night’s Council meeting is practically a ceremony of gratitude, with a Key to the City for Fire Chief Pat Butler and the oath of office…
- District 1 Newsletter, August 31, 2026Happy last Monday of August, Redondo, If you spend any time in neighborhood social media groups, you have probably seen a version of this claim recently: “The City is ignoring the truck traffic on Palos Verdes Boulevard.” It is not true, and I do not…
Council Priorities
Economic Vitality
Revenue
If we grow our local economy smartly, we grow revenue without raising taxes.
Infrastructure and Public Spaces
Environment
Let’s make Redondo not just a place we live, but a place we love walking through.
Modernize the city website and app
Technology
Residents shouldn’t have to dig through the website to find simple answers.
Traffic and Safety
City Presentation
Redondo Beach is studying traffic, truck routes, and bike and pedestrian safety improvements along Prospect Avenue and Palos Verdes Boulevard.
Truck Routes
City Report
Redondo Beach is working with Torrance to close gaps in the truck routes created by dead ends and to improve enforceability.
Bike Lanes
City Presentation
Presentation on bike lanes on Palos Verdes Boulevard, with approved plans, parking data, and funding recommendations now under review.