About Town Redondo: City employee since 1985, shooting trial moved, crossing guards needed
Employee since 1985 receives Key to City 37-year city employee Joe Moore received the Key to the City Jan. 17 on the occasion of his retirement the previous Thursday. Moore joined the Public Works department in 1985 as a Maintenance Worker 1, then progressed to Building Maintenance, servicing buildings at the Pier and Civic Center. “He’s always got a smile on his face, always laughing, cheering up any location,” said Ted Semaan, Public Works director. Moore later moved to property work in the Recreation and Parks Department. In 2010, he came back to Public Works and building maintenance. Mayor Pro-Tem Nils Nehrenheim presented the Key to Moore. “It’s been the greatest place to work, I’m so glad to have come here,” Moore said. Police shooting trial date moved to June The Redondo Beach police shooting trial date has been moved from this week to June 13. Judge Otis D. Wright II ordered that the new date replace the previously announced date of Jan. 26. A pretrial conference hearing is set for May 23. The case, Luke Carlson v. City of Redondo Beach stems from a 2019 shooting at a residence on the Esplanade. Lack of crossing guards: Redondo Police officers, cadets cover school…
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