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Presentation Recognizing Amaris Leiataua for Asian and Pacific Islander American Heritage

May 21, 2024

Presentation Recognizing Amaris Leiataua

May 21, 2024

Resolution Declaring May 2024 Pacific Islander Heritage Month

This recognition celebrates the contributions and culture of Pacific Islander residents in your community.

May 7, 2024

Resolution Declaring May 2024 Pacific Islander Heritage Month

May 7, 2024

Water System Well Rehabilitation Project Update

Water is essential to your daily life — drinking, cooking, and bathing depend on reliable wells and reservoirs. These rehabilitation projects ensure your tap water remains safe and plentiful, especially as some wells are currently offline and need repairs.

May 16, 2023

Approval of Local Implementation Plan for Commercial Recycling

The City must implement stronger recycling requirements for local businesses or face substantial fines; implementation may increase commercial solid waste rates that you pay for garbage and recycling services.

Feb 19, 2019

Annexation Fiscal Analysis for East Compton Islands and Rancho Dominguez

Annexation could expand city boundaries and tax base, potentially affecting your property taxes and municipal services if you live in or own property in these unincorporated areas.

Jun 10, 2014

City of Compton Annexation Fiscal Analysis Report

Annexation of these unincorporated areas could expand city services and tax base, but will require you and other residents to pay for expanded police, fire, and public services in newly annexed areas, potentially affecting overall city finances and your property taxes.

Jun 3, 2014

Accept Martin Luther King Jr. Transit Center Expansion as Complete

Completion of this transit center improves your access to the Metro Blue Line, reduces traffic congestion, and provides better connections between train and bus service for commuting throughout Los Angeles County.

Feb 5, 2013

Apr 1, 2025

city council

The council approved two expenditures totaling approximately $970,000, both drawn from federal CDBG funds from separate fiscal years. A $697,517 contract was awarded to Innovative Playgrounds Co., Inc. for playground equipment replacement at Lueders Park (CDBG FY2022), approved 4-0 with Council Member Spicer absent; no contract document was attached to the agenda item at the time of the vote — the city manager stated the contract would be drafted after council approval — and procurement was routed through SourceWell, a cooperative purchasing consortium, rather than a standalone competitive bid. A $272,305 purchase order was issued to Creative Bus Sales for two gasoline-powered buses for the Dial-A-Ride program, drawn from FY2020 CDBG funds, also approved 4-0 with Spicer absent; the city manager cited the need to expend five-year-old grant funds before they lapsed as the reason gas engines were selected over alternative-fuel vehicles rather than any performance or cost basis. A travel authorization for elected officials to attend a Palm Desert conference April 30–May 1 passed 3-1, with Council Member Duart dissenting and Spicer absent. No members of the public addressed any of the three spending items.