Private Reference, Not a Records Custodian. Redondo Beach Residents Directory cannot retrieve or certify a record, confirm who lives at an address, or change a government roll. Send those requests to the office that holds the record. For an emergency, call 911. If you believe you are being stalked or harassed, contact local police.
Choose the Right Records Office
Start with the record type, then follow the local route that matches it:
- Address and parcel questions: use the Street Directory route
- Older books and prior households: use the Directory Book and Previous Residents routes
- One-person verification: use the Resident Lookup route
- ZIP and nearby-parcel questions: use ZIP Codes and Neighbors
- Records not posted online: request them from the actual custodian under the California Public Records Act
Redondo Beach City Clerk public-records contact: City Clerk, 415 Diamond Street, Redondo Beach, CA 90277. Phone 310-318-0656; fax 310-374-0220. Use the city public-records request form or submit through the Comcate request page. The documented route covers permits, code files, licenses, agendas, and other city-created records. Hard copies are listed at $0.10 per page. City Clerk hours were not stated in the supplied research, so confirm hours before visiting.
The city form calls for a specific description and contact details, and it notes a ten-day response determination. Under Gov. Code ยง7922.535, unusual circumstances may support a written extension of up to 14 days. Multi-department or off-site requests may take longer, and privileged or otherwise exempt material may be withheld. For county property or deed records, use the Los Angeles County Assessor Portal and RR/CC Real Estate Records. For court matters, 90277 and 90278 are assigned to the Los Angeles Superior Court Inglewood Courthouse. The Main Library Reference Department at 303 N. Pacific Coast Highway is the documented local-history contact for directory and newspaper material.