Item 1legal
Closed Session: Public Employment — City Controller
Item 2legal
Existing Litigation: Henry Ramey v. City of Compton (LASC Case No. 24CMCV00194)
Item 3legal
Closed Session: Anticipated Litigation — Initiation of Litigation in Three Cases
Item 4legal
Closed Session: Anticipated Litigation — Significant Exposure in Three Cases
Item 5action
Removal of Barbara Baker from Federal Grants Advisory Board
Item 6action
Authorize Travel for Elected Officials to 2026 Sacramento Legislative Tour
Your elected officials traveling to Sacramento can advocate directly with state legislators for funding and policies that benefit Compton residents — approval of this trip means your representatives can make your community's voice heard at the state level.
Item 7action
Amend Resolution 26,357 Extending Charter Review Committee Term Through December 2028
The City Charter is the foundational law governing how Compton is run — extending this review committee means residents will have more time for input on potential changes that could affect how your city government operates and who holds power.
Item 8action
Resolution to Place Industrial Business License Tax Measure on November 2026 Ballot
This ballot measure would let you vote directly on whether industrial businesses like warehouses and truck yards pay a new or updated business license tax — if approved, it could generate city revenue for local services like roads, parks, and public safety in your neighborhood.
Item 9action
Ordinance to Submit Industrial Business License Tax Measure to November 2026 Voters
This ordinance is the legal mechanism that officially places the industrial tax measure on your November ballot — passing it means Compton voters like you will have the final say on taxing large industrial operations in your city.