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Know Your Rights Presentation - CHIRLA

This presentation helps you understand your legal rights and protections as a Compton resident.

Feb 24, 2026

Know Your Rights Presentation - CHIRLA

Feb 24, 2026

Know Your Rights Presentation - CHIRLA

Feb 17, 2026

Know Your Rights Presentation - CHIRLA

Learning your rights from CHIRLA helps you protect yourself and understand legal protections available to you and your family.

Feb 17, 2026

Lease Agreement with CHIRLA for City Property

This partnership brings community services to Compton residents, providing support and resources for immigrant families in your neighborhood.

Jun 10, 2025

Lease Agreement with CHIRLA at 700 North Bullis Road

This brings legal services, community education, and worker rights workshops to the CareerLink building where residents can access immigration help and other social services.

Jun 10, 2025

Agreement with Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights for Property Lease

This partnership with CHIRLA provides legal services and support for immigrant residents in your community.

May 7, 2024

Lease Agreement with CHIRLA for CareerLink Facility Space

This lease provides legal immigration services, community education, and worker rights workshops directly in Compton, giving you local access to services that help navigate immigration and civic engagement.

May 7, 2024

Twelve-Month Lease Agreement with CHIRLA

CHIRLA will continue providing free immigration legal services and community education to Compton residents at the CareerLink facility.

Jan 16, 2024

CHIRLA Property Lease Agreement

Your city will support immigrant rights services and community advocacy programs through this property partnership.

Jan 16, 2024

Property Lease Agreement with CHIRLA for Immigrant Services

Your city will support immigrant residents by providing space for organizations to offer services like legal assistance and community resources.

Sep 19, 2023

Authorize Lease Agreement with Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights

Sep 19, 2023

Total annual lease revenue from CHIRLA

Monthly lease payment from CHIRLA

Monthly lease payment from CHIRLA

Annual lease revenue for 1,080 square feet at CareerLink facility

Jun 24, 2025

city council

The council approved the FY 2025-2026 budget totaling $262.32 million across all funds — including $89.71 million from the General Fund — 4-1 with Councilmember Darden dissenting, and authorized a right-of-way agreement for the Gateway Cities regional fiber optic network associated with a $103 million contract with the California Department of Technology and an incoming $46.1 million CPUC grant, approved 4-0 with Spicer absent. Angeles Contractor, Inc. — a repeat vendor appearing across three line items totaling approximately $1.97 million — received council chambers remodeling contracts under two separate agenda items (both 5-0); Alliant Insurance Services was authorized for a $4.5 million annual insurance portfolio renewal (5-0); and The Titan Group, also flagged as a repeat vendor in two line items on the same agenda totaling $335,716, received a $300,000-per-year Human Resources investigative services contract plus $35,716 for prior outstanding invoices (5-0). Further approvals included $199,790 to St. Nick's Christmas Lighting and Decor for holiday decorations (pulled for brief discussion then approved without changes, 5-0), $164,550 to Weaver and Tidwell LLP for ERP implementation project management (4-0, Spicer absent), $200,000 in CDBG funds for a senior Meals on Wheels program divided between Cuernavaca's Grill ($185,000) and Everytable ($15,000), a $202,456 subsequent-need payment to DUDIC for groundwater remediation (5-0), and $96,000 to Townsend Public Affairs — $4,000 below the $100,000 council approval threshold, passed through the consent agenda with no council discussion (5-0); the planned appointment of Councilman Spicer as Mayor Pro Tem was tabled after Councilmember Bowers requested legal advice before voting. Approximately nine members of the public spoke at the CDBG and HOME public hearing, raising concerns about the city's self-imposed matching funds requirement, a staff decision to redirect $15,000 originally recommended for Restoration Diversion into a council discretionary program, and whether CHIRLA should receive federal grant funding given public allegations of an ongoing federal investigation; the FY 2025-2026 Consolidated Plan and Annual Action Plan were approved with Spicer absent and Bowers' vote not recorded in the transcript.

Jun 10, 2025

city council

The largest spending approvals at the June 10, 2025 Compton City Council meeting were a $578,658 heavy equipment purchase from the Measure P Fund — split among five vendors: Sonsray Machinery ($168,981), Quinn Company ($158,560), New Holland Scott Equipment ($121,657), Carson Trailer Inc. ($85,968), and Toyota Material Handling Solutions ($43,492) — and a recurring contract of up to $198,000 with InfoSend, Inc. for water billing data processing and mailing; both passed 5-0 on the consent agenda without discussion. The council voted 5-0 to award Online Solutions, LLC a three-year, $283,500 cloud computing software contract, with an additional $94,500 annual budget allocation that sits just below the $100,000 standalone approval threshold — a pattern flagged as threshold-adjacent — after a brief exchange in which staff confirmed the contract runs July 2025 through June 2028. The council also voted 5-0 to lease city-owned property at 700 North Bullis Road to the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights (CHIRLA) for $39,139 annually; this is revenue flowing to the city, not an expenditure, and no new city spending was approved under this item. Twelve members of the public addressed the council during general comment, the majority speaking about federal immigration enforcement activity in and around Compton; no speakers addressed any of the spending items on the agenda.