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Budget Amendment and Purchase Order for CalRecycle Grant and Mulching Machine ($250,756 / $127,237.68)

This grant-funded mulching machine will help maintain green spaces and vegetation in Compton — bringing in state grant money means less cost to you as a local taxpayer while keeping city grounds cleaner.

Jul 28, 2026

Budget Amendment and Purchase Order for CalRecycle Grant and Mulching Machine ($250,756 / $127,237.68)

This grant-funded mulching machine will help maintain green spaces and vegetation in your community more efficiently, using recycling grant dollars so it does not come directly out of your water rates.

Jul 28, 2026

Water Department Budget Amendment - CalRecycle Grant Reappropriation

These grant funds help your city invest in recycling and waste reduction programs that benefit your community and environment.

Dec 23, 2025

Water Department Budget Amendment for CalRecycle Grant

This grant funding will improve organic waste recycling programs - you'll have better options for composting and reducing waste that helps keep your neighborhood cleaner.

Oct 7, 2025

Water Department Budget Amendment for CalRecycle Grant Round 4

Your city received a grant to support water recycling and environmental programs, which helps improve water sustainability and reduce costs for you.

Oct 7, 2025

CalRecycle Grant and BigBelly Recycling Stations Purchase

This buyout of recycling stations at your parks will save money versus ongoing rental fees and improve waste management in neighborhoods near these facilities.

Oct 22, 2024

Water Department Budget Amendment and Recycling Station Purchase

Your city will install new recycling stations to make it easier for you to recycle beverage containers responsibly.

Oct 22, 2024

Water Department Budget Amendment: CalRecycle Grant Round 4

This grant funding helps your water department improve environmental and recycling programs, benefiting your community's infrastructure.

Jul 23, 2024

Water Department CalRecycle Grant Budget Amendment

This grant funding helps improve water and recycling services in your neighborhood at no cost to city taxpayers.

Jul 23, 2024

Amend Water Department Budget: CalRecycle Grant Round 3

This grant supports water recycling and environmental sustainability efforts that help protect your community's water resources for the future.

Mar 19, 2024

CalRecycle Grant Budget Amendment for SB1383 Compliance

This grant helps the city comply with state organic waste recycling requirements, which could affect how you separate your food scraps and yard waste for collection.

Mar 19, 2024

SB 1383 Local Assistance Grant resolution submission authorization

Dec 12, 2023

CalRecycle Grant Repayment for Unused Used Oil Recycling Program Funds

Oct 25, 2022

Water Department Budget Amendment and CalRecycle Grant Repayment

This budget adjustment ensures your water department can properly manage its finances and maintain water services for your household.

Oct 25, 2022

Notification of Intent to Comply with Senate Bill 1383 Organic Waste Regulations

This initiative helps reduce methane emissions and landfill waste—making Compton more environmentally sustainable for your children's future while meeting state climate goals.

Feb 22, 2022

Repay Unspent CalRecycle Grant Funds

Dec 21, 2021

Resolution: Repay Unspent CalRecycle Grant Funds

Dec 21, 2021

Budget Amendment: Repayment of Unspent Oil Recycling Grant Funds

This payment fulfills your city's obligation to return unspent state grant money for oil recycling programs — compliance avoids penalties and keeps your city eligible for future environmental grants.

Oct 5, 2021

Repay Unspent Oil Recycling Grant Funds to CalRecycle

Compliance with grant requirements protects your environment—returning unspent oil recycling funds ensures California can redirect those resources to pollution prevention and environmental protection in other communities.

Oct 5, 2021

Repayment of Unspent CalRecycle Grant Funds

Your city is responsibly returning unused grant money, ensuring continued access to state environmental programs and grants.

Dec 15, 2020

Budget amendment to the Water Department's FY 2026-2027 budget to appropriate the CalRecycle Grant – Round 4 (OWR-4).

CalRecycle Organics Waste Recycling Grant – Round 4 (OWR-4) funds appropriated into Municipal Water Department FY2026-27 budget

Water Department budget amendment to appropriate the CalRecycle Grant – Round 4 (OWR-4).

Mar 19, 2024

city council

The council approved $200,846 in water system annual fees to the State Water Resources Control Board in a single 5-0 vote covering three line items — $100,423, $52,090, and $48,333 — with the $48,333 amount falling just below the $50,000 individual approval threshold and the city manager stating the payments were slightly late. The council also approved a $131,550 contract with W. Frank Newton, Inc. DBA WFN Consulting for grant administration services (5-0), following Councilmember Darden's questions about past grant compliance failures, and a $25,000 purchase order with Blue Diamond Company for asphalt stock material (5-0), with the city manager stating the funds are for on-hand supply for daily pothole repair crews, not street repaving. Two grant budget amendments were approved 5-0: $550,455 from the DOJ for tobacco enforcement (with only $5,400 of that allocated to youth outreach), where the council noted grant acceptance originally dated to 2021 and the city manager described the multi-year delay as 'a significant management oversight'; and $129,212 from CalRecycle for SB 1383 organics compliance. The council approved on first reading a development agreement with City Ventures Homebuilding, LLC for a 60-unit market-rate housing project at 930 W. Compton Boulevard (4-0-1, Spicer abstaining); the $400,000 due from the developer at close of escrow is revenue to the city, not a spending decision.