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Lieutenant Clements began his career with the Redwood City Police Department in 2003. He has held a variety of positions within the department. These include defensive tactics instructor, firearms instructor and chemical agents instructor.

Redwood City’s minimum wage will adjust annual with the Consumer Price Index (the accepted annual rate of inflation). As of January 1, 2025, it will be $18.20 . There is a cap on the annual increase of 5%, but there is a catch-up provision to allow wages to …

Jan 23, 2025 · Redwood City is the third largest city within the County of San Mateo, with 85,992 residents. The city enjoys an average of 255 sunny days a year, which it boasts via the city slogan: "Climate Best by Government Test.”

Redwood City Downtown features: 350,000 sq ft of new office, R&D, and medical space; 40,000+ square feet of new retail space; 500+ new housing units since 2020 with 130 more on the way; 130+ pieces of public art; 75+ retail, fitness and personal services; 75+ amazing places to eat; 5 museums, theatres and community spaces; And new hotels on the ...

The City of Redwood City maintains an Economic Development Office to implement the economic development goals of the City. Services include business attraction and site selection assistance, access to labor force data and community demographics, business recruitment and business retention and expansion assistance.

These activities are from the Redwood City Police Department's (RCPD) RIMS Record and Case Management System in which all activity reported to dispatch by an officer and all 911 calls routed through dispatch are documented.

Step back in time, over 150 years, when much of Downtown Redwood City was made up of creeks and wharves. Discover Wyatt Earp’s saloon, the hotel where President Herbert Hoover stayed, and why the town was originally called Mezesville.

Use these tours for scavenger hunts, school field trips or simply to EXPLORE all the public art and rich history Redwood City has to offer! Tours are available online, but are best and enhanced using our free and easy to download app.

This page contains links that our residents will find most useful. Be sure to look under “Departments” for links to each of our City functions. Welcome to the community of Redwood City, California!