About Town Redondo: New surveillance cameras, Lewis bows out of debate
16 new surveillance cameras for city The City of Redondo Beach will add 16 surveillance cameras, not to exceed $125,733 in total cost over the next three years, the City Council agreed at its Tuesday meeting. The cameras are to improve safety and situational awareness for city employees and visitors alike at city facilities, according to Police Chief Joe Hoffman. Video from the cameras will be stored for 30 days, then purged from the system automatically. Redondo Beach city cameras will now total 77. The new cameras are to go in at the Public Works Yard at Beryl Street (four cameras); City Council Chambers (two); Fire Station No.3 on Marina Way (two), North Police Department office (one); police department annex building (two); police department pier substation (two); police department property warehouse (one) and police department lobby (one). Lewis bows out of debate Catalyst Cannabis Co. CEO Elliot Lewis bowed out of a planned Easy Reader debate Monday night with Jonatan Cvetko, executive director of United Cannabis Business Association and member of the City of Redondo Beach cannabis steering committee. Lewis initially agreed to the debate last week before dropping out Monday…
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