A Legacy of Service
For 45 years, they have supported Manhattan Beach through civic engagement, volunteerism, and public service.
They have championed local non-profits, organized volunteer events, and supported public safety, education, health, business, and government.
Community & Professional Service
Teen Safe Rides & Free Clinic
Teen Safe Rides volunteer; South Bay Free Clinic board member and past secretary (1982–1997).
Chamber of Commerce
Member and past ambassador of five regional chambers of commerce since 1982.
Community & Professional Service
Coordinating Council
Board member and past president of the Manhattan Beach Coordinating Council (2003–2010).
Association of Realtors®
South Bay Association of Realtors® member since 2000.
Education, Leadership & Recognition
Manhattan Beach Schools
Pacific School Site Council and MBUSD bond-oversight committee member.
City Recognition
Multiple City Council awards for police and Coordinating Council achievements.
Education, Leadership & Recognition
Leadership Manhattan Beach
Leadership Manhattan Beach, Class of 2008.
Hometown Hero
Manhattan Beach Hometown Fair Committee “Hometown Hero” award winner (2002).
City Service
Planning Commission
City Council-appointed Manhattan Beach Planning Commissioner (2017–2021).
Construction Oversight
Oversight for the Police, Fire Department, and Metlox projects (2001–2006).
City Service
Public & Parking Improvements
Manhattan Beach Public & Parking Improvements Commissioner (2010–2016).
Neighborhood & Library Service
Neighborhood Watch Area Coordinator
Randi served as a Neighborhood Watch Area Coordinator, helping residents stay connected, share safety information, and strengthen neighborhood awareness.
Manhattan Beach Library Commissioner
Randi served as a City of Manhattan Beach Library Commissioner, supporting the library as a welcoming civic and educational resource.
Beach Crime Prevention
Hosted and produced a beach crime prevention program created with the Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, and Redondo Beach police departments for more than 10 years.
Manhattan Beach Police Department
Served as a Victims Assistant (1990–2003), co-created the On-Scene Victims Team, and earned Team Member of the Year and Volunteer of the Year honors. The team’s work received federal recognition in Washington, D.C.
A Brighter, Stronger Community
As trusted voices on advisory boards and committees, Stewart and Randi work to keep community needs at the center of every decision.
For them, true fulfillment comes from giving back—and helping build a more connected Manhattan Beach.