Author: Brad Waller

Dear Neighbors, It’s been one of those weeks that reminds me why I love serving our community—taking steps towards our big-picture clean energy goals, cutting the ribbon on a space designed by and for our teens, and celebrating neighbors who’ve given decades of their time to Redondo. These moments keep me grounded in what we’re building…

Dear Neighbors, This week reminded me of why local government matters most — from celebrating a century of learning at Beryl Heights Elementary, to pressing for progress on long-delayed infrastructure projects, to welcoming you into community spaces that keep Redondo strong. It’s a good reminder that what we build and protect together today is what…

Dear Neighbors — this week felt like Redondo in a nutshell: fix the railing, open the door to opportunities for teens, ask better questions about parking, and keep our waterfront plans honest. It’s not flashy, but it’s the stuff that makes daily life better. Let’s dive in. 💛 Be an active part of Redondo Beach….

Neighbors — thanks for a strong start to September. I believe progress here is built in small, steady steps: showing up for students, keeping our coastline clean, and spending our dollars with local businesses. This week we did all three. 💪 You asked to have my community meeting back on a Saturday morning at Alta…

Happy Labor Day––Appreciation for the everyday work that makes Redondo work—service, care, safety, and transit—seen and unseen. Neighbors, thanks for another full week. 💪 We broke ground at Wilderness Park and filled the Pier with music at sunset. As always, my focus is on practical fixes, transparent progress, and small steps that add up. You…

It’s been a busy month so I’m sending you a second newsletter. Budget season is upon us for the city, and we will be holding a number of council meetings to discuss. I’ve got some links and dates for you: – The 2025-26 Proposed Annual Budget is available for review. – The proposed five year Capital Improvement Program…

In April, the city council discussed a number of important issues. Click the links to see the discussion at the meeting. – Creation of an Economic Development Working Group (which I have volunteered for) – An anti-camping ordinance that prohibits remaining at a bus stop site for purposes other than for boarding, disembarking, or waiting for a bus – Updates…