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MV Transportation Contract for Renaissance Transit System Operations

This contract continues your local bus service with five routes connecting you to Metro A Line, Compton College, and regional transit - helping you get to work, school, and shopping without a car.

Oct 22, 2024

Presentation - Shyanne Bradley - Compton College Presidential Scholar Achievement

This recognition celebrates academic excellence at Compton College and showcases the educational achievements possible for your community's students.

Feb 6, 2024

Presentation - Shyanne Bradley Compton College Presidential Scholar

Your local government celebrates Compton's young scholars and their academic achievements at Compton College.

Feb 6, 2024

Resolution Supporting Restoration of Emily Hart-Holifield's Name at Compton College Library

Apr 19, 2022

Resolution Supporting Emily Hart-Holifield Name Restoration

This honors a community member's legacy and demonstrates city support for recognizing important contributions to local education.

Apr 19, 2022

Letter of Support for Restoration of Emily Hart Hollifield Name on Compton College Library

This honors a long-time community leader who dedicated decades to education and youth development in Compton, celebrating the contributions of women to your city's history.

Mar 15, 2022

Letter of Support for Emily Hart Hollifield Name Restoration

Mar 15, 2022

Community College District Tax Sharing Agreement

This agreement helps fund Compton College operations and services available to community residents.

Nov 9, 2021

Purchase Order - Southern California Edison - Walton and Mayo Sites License Agreement

This ongoing agreement allows the City to maintain park facilities at the Walton Middle School and Mayo (Compton College) locations for your community to enjoy.

May 6, 2014

Payment to Compton College for Community Redevelopment Agency property tax pass-through

May 19, 2026

city council

Attorney David Fleischman presented findings from an investigation into the city's credit card program, concluding that four council members' usage was consistent with policy while Council Member Spicer's usage included charges outside the policy and purchases lacking backup documentation. Mayor Sharif moved to refer the matter to the police department and District Attorney's office, but the vote (3 yes, 1 no, 1 abstain) failed to reach the two-thirds threshold required for a same-night agenda addition; the item will be agendized for next week. The council held public hearings on the $4.2 million Landscape and Lighting Assessment and the $925,575 Sewer Service Charge Assessment for FY 2026-2027, with no rate increases in either. The council unanimously approved a $4.79 million cost-sharing agreement with LA County for the Compton Boulevard resurfacing project, and Compton College President Dr. Keith Curry reported the new fire academy is on track to open in fall 2026.

Mar 19, 2026

personnel board

The Compton Personnel Board unanimously approved six items at its March 19, 2026 meeting, with the most significant being the authorization of temporary firefighter appointments to address a severe staffing shortage in the fire department. Fire Chief Donald reported 10 current vacancies across captain, engineer, and firefighter ranks, with retired fire captains and firefighter paramedics being brought in temporarily while the department works to fill 20 positions. The board also approved eligible lists for city clerk technician, street maintenance supervisor, and associate civil engineer positions, abolished a building inspector eligible list due to unsuitable candidates, and extended the fire captain eligible list for six months. Compton College's upcoming fire academy, expected to launch in fall 2026, was noted as a future pipeline for local firefighter recruitment.