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Tax Transfer Resolution for LAFCO Reorganization — Compton Creek Mosquito Abatement District

This reorganization means the entire City of Compton will be covered by a single mosquito abatement district, giving you and your family more consistent protection against mosquitoes and the diseases they carry, like West Nile virus.

Jun 23, 2026

Tax Transfer Resolution for LAFCO Reorganization — Compton Creek Mosquito Abatement District

This resolution handles how property tax revenue is divided between the city and the mosquito abatement district — proper mosquito control directly protects your family's health by reducing disease-carrying insects in your area.

Jun 23, 2026

El Gran Torino Emergency Repairs Contract for Compton Creek

These emergency repairs will address safety hazards along Compton Creek, including dangerous beehives and damaged walls and fences that could pose risks to you and your family when walking or living near the creek.

Jun 9, 2026

Emergency Repairs Contract with El Gran Torino for Compton Creek Corridor

These emergency repairs along Compton Creek address safety hazards like beehives and damaged fencing that could affect your safety and access to the creek corridor in your neighborhood.

Jun 9, 2026

Amended Agreement for Regional Water Quality Monitoring Program

This helps monitor water quality in local creeks and rivers that affect your drinking water and flood control systems.

Mar 17, 2026

MOU Alondra Gateway Park and Compton Creek Pedestrian Crossing

Nov 21, 2023

Memorandum of Understanding for Alondra Gateway Park

You and your family will gain access to a new public park and safer pedestrian crossing at Compton Creek and Alondra Boulevard.

Nov 21, 2023

Declare 412 W. Alondra Boulevard Exempt Surplus Land and Approve Sale to City

This property sale enables the City to acquire land for developing a new public park as part of the Compton Creek Regional Garden Park project, which will provide your community with a safe, ecologically beneficial, multi-use greenway for recreation and environmental benefit.

Feb 21, 2023

Purchase and Sale Agreement for 412 W. Alondra Boulevard Property

This purchase will add green space to your neighborhood as the city develops the property into a public park as part of the Compton Creek Regional Garden Park Master Plan.

Feb 21, 2023

Authorize Cost-Share Agreement for LA River Monitoring

Your City is investing in water quality monitoring for Compton Creek and the LA River to protect your water from pollution and ensure compliance with federal clean water standards—safeguarding both environmental health and public safety.

Nov 1, 2022

Appoint Member to Gateway Water Management Authority Board

This appointment ensures Compton has a voice in regional water management decisions affecting your water supply reliability, water quality in Compton Creek, and storm water control that impacts flooding and environmental protection in your neighborhood.

Nov 1, 2022

NPDES Monitoring and Reporting Services Proposal for 2022-2023

This water quality monitoring helps protect Compton Creek and your local waterways by detecting pollutants from stormwater runoff and identifying sources of illegal dumping or contamination that could affect fish, plants, and ultimately your drinking water safety.

Jul 26, 2022

Appointment of Officers, Council Members, Boards/Commissions

Oct 12, 2021

Amend Public Works budget and authorize professional services agreement amendment with John L. Hunter for NPDES monitoring

This monitoring program protects Compton Creek and your local waterways from pollution by detecting discharge problems early — ensuring that the water systems you and your family use and the environment around you stay clean and safe.

Sep 7, 2021

134th & Central Project - Biological Resources Impact Assessment

Jul 27, 2021

Appointments to Outside Jurisdiction Commissions and Boards

Jul 6, 2021

Power Point Presentation on LA County Bridge Replacement Projects

These bridge infrastructure improvements over Compton Creek will enhance your local transportation network, improve traffic flow, and enhance community safety.

May 25, 2021

Bridge Replacement Projects Presentation

These bridge replacement projects will affect traffic and road conditions on Compton Boulevard and Wilmington Avenue as construction and repairs take place.

May 25, 2021

PowerPoint Presentation on Compton Creek Master Plan Project

Your city is planning improvements to Compton Creek that could enhance flooding prevention, water quality, parks, recreation opportunities, and green space in your community.

Sep 15, 2020

PowerPoint Presentation - Compton Creek Master Plan Project

The Compton Creek project will affect the quality of your local waterways, recreation opportunities, flood protection, and environmental conditions in your neighborhoods.

Sep 15, 2020

Purchase order with El Gran Torino for emergency beehive removal, brick wall repairs, and chain link fence repairs along the Compton Creek corridor and at 551 W. Cypress Circle

Emergency beehive removal, brick wall repairs, and chain link fence repairs along the Compton Creek Corridor and at 551 W. Cypress Circle.

Estimated ongoing annual cost for Compton Creek monitoring beginning FY 2026-2027

State allocation from Budget Act of 2019 for Compton Creek Watershed Planning

Apr 23, 2024

city council

The council approved a $101,500 contract with County Leak Services for repairs at the Luders Park city pool (5-0), though the structured agenda records two identical $101,500 line items for the same vendor under the same agenda item—one unrestricted and one from Measure A—flagging a combined $203,000 attributed to County Leak Services; no council member raised this discrepancy. Also approved were an $80,000 two-year contract with Mariposa Eco Consulting Inc. for SB 1383 compliance services (5-0) and a $50,000 amendment to an existing Cintas Corporation uniform services contract (5-0), with the structured agenda similarly showing two $50,000 Cintas line items under the single item—a pattern flagged as a possible split payment keeping each entry below the $100,000 threshold. Items 10 and 11 initiated FY2024-25 assessment proceedings for the lighting/landscape district ($4.2 million) and sewer service charges ($913,506); these are revenue collections, not new spending approvals. Personnel Board business generated the evening's most procedurally contested votes: Jennifer Grant was removed 5-0, then reappointed 5-0 after the city attorney stated that a verbal motion withdrawal does not reverse a vote already taken; Yawande Ayodele was removed 4-0-1 (Bowers abstaining); Merkelyn Black was appointed 4-1 (Spicer dissenting); and Alicia Rivers was appointed on a 2-1-2 vote (Bowers no, Darden and Sharif abstaining). Twelve residents spoke during public comment, the bulk of which addressed Long Beach Boulevard prostitution, Compton Creek maintenance, and trash pickup reliability—none addressed the spending items on the agenda.