City of Long Beach Prosecutor

Description

The Long Beach City Prosecutor's office is responsible for prosecuting all adult misdemeanor crimes committed within the City of Long Beach. Examples of cases prosecuted by the Long Beach City Prosecutor include battery, theft, vandalism, DUI, drug possession, domestic violence, prostitution, brandishing a weapon, graffiti, hate crimes, and code enforcement. The Long Beach City Prosecutor must be a practicing attorney in the State of California, and earns a salary of approximately $213,300/year.

Application Guidelines

To file for this position follow these three steps. 1) Contact the City Clerk or City Secretary to verify that your address qualifies for the position and that you meet any other requirements (like living in the district for a certain period of time). 2) Arrange to obtain the filing documents from the clerk/secretary's office. It is understood that first time or beginning candidates may need someone to review the paperwork with them, so it is useful to stop by the office in person during normal business hours, or arrange a time that you can speak with someone while picking up the filing papers. 3) Submit the filing papers and any other necessary documents to the city clerk/secretary during the required timeframe. The filing window for this position is 113-88 days prior to the election. Candidacy filing papers can be acquired at and are submitted to the Long Beach City Clerk's office, which can be reached by phone at (562) 570-6101 or [email protected]

Submit application to:
Long Beach City Hall, 333 W Ocean Blvd, Long Beach, CA, 90802, US