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Joint Public Hearing: City Council and UCDC — 2026 PHA Annual Plan
If you or your family rely on public housing or Section 8 vouchers administered through Compton's Housing Authority, this hearing determines the policies and priorities that directly affect your housing assistance.
Jun 16, 2026
Resolution Approving 2026 Public Housing Authority Annual Plan
This plan governs how the Housing Authority runs public housing and Section 8 voucher programs — it directly affects over 800 low-income Compton families who depend on these programs for affordable housing.
Jun 16, 2026
Resolution Approving 2026 Public Housing Authority Annual Plan
This plan sets the rules and priorities for Compton's public housing programs and Section 8 vouchers — approving it ensures the Housing Authority can continue serving the 803+ low-income families who depend on these programs for a place to live.
Jun 16, 2026
Approval of 2026 Public Housing Authority Annual Plan
This plan governs how the Housing Authority serves over 800 low-income families in Compton through public housing and Section 8 vouchers — approving it ensures federal funding and housing services continue for your most vulnerable neighbors.
Jun 16, 2026
Approve Compton Housing Authority 2026 PHA Annual Plan
If you or someone you know receives a Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher or is on the waiting list, this plan sets the rules and priorities that determine how those housing benefits are managed and distributed in Compton.
Jun 16, 2026
Request to Schedule Joint Public Hearing on Housing Authority 2026 PHA Annual Plan — June 9, 2026
The Housing Authority's Annual Plan sets priorities for public housing and Section 8 vouchers that serve over 800 low-income families in Compton — this hearing is your opportunity to weigh in on those housing decisions.
Jun 3, 2026
Request to Schedule Housing Authority Joint Public Hearing
This hearing affects affordable housing programs that help low-income families in your community find safe, decent housing.
Jun 3, 2026
Approval of Five-Year PHA Administrative and 2025 Annual Plans
These housing plans determine how affordable housing programs and resources are managed and distributed to residents who need them most.
Apr 8, 2025
Approval of Five-Year PHA Administrative Plan and 2025 Annual Plan
This plan guides how your Housing Authority serves 803+ low-income families in Compton, including 78% extremely low-income households that depend on public housing and Section 8 vouchers—approving this plan ensures continued federal funding and support for your neighbors' housing stability.
Apr 8, 2025
Approval of Five-Year PHA Administrative Plan and 2025 Annual Plan
These plans determine how your public housing is managed and what services you receive over the next five years, affecting the quality and availability of affordable housing in Compton.
Apr 8, 2025
Joint Public Hearing: 2025 PHA Annual Plan
This hearing determines how your city's public housing programs will be run this year, affecting housing assistance for over 800 low-income families in Compton, including families living in extremely or very low-income situations.
Apr 1, 2025
Joint Public Hearing City Council and UCDC 2025 PHA Annual Plan
The PHA Annual Plan affects your access to affordable housing programs and services in Compton for the coming year.
Apr 1, 2025
Resolution Approving Public Housing Authority Annual Plan for 2024
This plan guides how the Housing Authority serves low-income families in your community through public housing and Section 8 voucher programs that help residents afford housing.
Feb 11, 2025
Approval of 2024 Public Housing Authority Annual Plan
Your access to quality public housing and housing authority services depends on approval of this annual plan that guides the Local Housing Authority's operations and priorities.
Feb 11, 2025
Annual Public Housing Authority Plan Approval
The PHA plan governs public housing programs that affect affordable housing availability and services for low-income residents in Compton.
Feb 11, 2025
Approval of 2024 Public Housing Authority Annual Plan
This plan ensures that your Housing Authority continues to serve 803+ low-income families in Compton with public housing and Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers—keeping housing assistance available for you and your neighbors who need it most.
Feb 11, 2025
Schedule Joint Public Hearing on 2025 PHA Annual Plan
Your opportunity to provide input on housing authority plans that affect affordable housing availability and services for Compton residents.
Feb 4, 2025
Joint Public Hearing: Housing Authority 2025 Annual and Administrative Plans
This hearing allows you to learn about and provide input on the Housing Authority's plans for serving 803+ low-income Compton families with public housing and vouchers—affecting housing stability and affordability for your most vulnerable neighbors.
Feb 4, 2025
Schedule Joint Public Hearing for Housing Authority Annual Plans
This hearing ensures your voice can be heard on how the city manages public housing assistance for the 803+ low-income families who rely on Housing Authority programs for affordable housing in your community.
Feb 4, 2025
Request to Schedule Joint Public Hearing for 2025 PHA Annual Plan
Feb 4, 2025
Apr 8, 2025
city council
The largest spending approvals came through the consent calendar, passed 5-0: $448,508 to Municipal Emergency Services for 112 sets of firefighting personal protective equipment (Item 6), and a Recreation Department budget amendment (Item 8) that appropriates a $35,640 LA Dodgers Foundation grant alongside a separate $27,000 expenditure to a named individual, Harold Johnson, both listed under the same agenda item. Item 13—suspension of fireworks permits—was pulled from the agenda before any vote; Councilmember Spicer stated on the record that Compton voters approved fireworks 57% to 43% through Measure F in 2009 and that a legal opinion is needed before permits can be restricted. Item 10 (board and commission appointments) generated extended council debate but no vote; members agreed to table it and hold a workshop to develop a standardized interview process before making further appointments, with at least one applicant already identified as ineligible for residing outside city limits. All remaining action items passed 5-0 without dissent: removal of a Parks and Recreation board member (Item 9), scheduling a public hearing on an underground utility district (Item 11), scheduling public hearings on lighting/landscape and sewer assessments (Item 12), initiating the assessment levy for Lighting and Landscape District No. 1 (Item 14), initiating sewer service charge assessment proceedings (Item 15), and—in a separate UCDC session convened immediately after adjournment—approving the five-year PHA administrative and 2025 annual plans as the Housing Authority board (5-0).