Ballot Statement

My Ballot Statement will be in the Voter Information Pamphlet mailed to all Redondo Beach District 1 registered voters in February

STATEMENT OF CANDIDATE FOR
MEMBER OF CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 1

Rolf Curtis Strutzenberg
Occupation: Retired Aerospace Engineer

Honored to have served the City of Redondo Beach residents over the past decade in a variety of richly productive roles including Citywide Elected School Board Member for RBUSD, Board Member for Southern California Regional Occupational Center (President), Redondo Beach Charter Review Advisory Committee (Chairman), Recreation and Parks Commissioner, and Planning Commissioner.

Committed to government transparency and accountability with oversight successes including 100% of recommended Charter amendments being voter approved, uncovering payments estimated well over quarter million dollars perceived as illegal, and enabling recovery of over a million dollars of lost educational revenue. I have a proven history of digging deep into issues to find the best outcomes for our residents.

Dedicated to preserving our beach-town character by keeping the AES site for park space, increasing our tree coverage for beauty and heat reduction, capturing new funding for our parks and reinvigorating recently closed storefronts on PCH.

Strong in support of public safety by assuring effective utilization of our bond money, working to improve enforcement to mitigate our traffic issues, and addressing the ever-increasing need for proactive e-bike regulation, enforcement and education.

Endorsed by our current Councilmember Nils Nehrenheim and many others, I will work tirelessly to continue defending Redondo Beach’s local control and improving our incredible city.

I truly appreciate your vote!

www.VoteForRolf.org
Rolf4CityCouncil@gmail.com
310-755-8836

s/ Rolf Curtis Strutzenberg

Rolf’s Priorities

Preserving our unique and cherished beach community environment

Working closely with city administrators and residents to overcome ongoing state mandates and greed driven developers that seek to turn our city into another overcrowded Santa Monica
Keeping the AES site for park space, increasing our tree coverage for beauty and heat reduction, capturing new funding for our parks and reinvigorating recently closed storefronts on PCH

Mitigating our increasing traffic issues

Working with our police and staff to reduce the ever increasing impact of traffic in our community, especially our resident focused streets, the only truly effective solution is ongoing enforcement
Education, regulation and enforcement of the exponentially growing impact of e-bikes in our community

Building Trust with Active Transparency

I am adamant about proactively keeping our residents informed of what is happening in our city, constantly going beyond the ineffective “the information is available” mindset
Engaging and supporting residents to be more involved in our community, we all need to have a voice in our city

Fighting for Funding

While our tax revenue remains the foundation of our funding, increasingly we find that grants and specialized fund sources play an increasing role that we have to go after, there is no waiting for them to come to us
Increasing funding for expansion and upkeep of our parks, our developer fees are sorely in need of another update since I last pushed for this years ago