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Resolution Approving Three-Year Agreement with BrightView for Athletic Field Maintenance at Gonzales Park

This contract keeps the athletic fields at Gonzales Park well-maintained so your kids and community members can safely play baseball and other sports at one of Compton's premier recreation facilities.

Jul 7, 2026

Resolution Approving Three-Year Agreement with BrightView for Athletic Field Maintenance at Gonzales Park

This contract keeps the Gonzales Park Dodger Dreamfields baseball and athletic fields well-maintained so your kids and community members have safe, quality fields to play on.

Jul 7, 2026

Accept LA Dodgers Foundation Grant for DreamTeam Program

This brings free youth sports programming to your community through Jackie Robinson Baseball Stadium and city parks.

Apr 7, 2026

Recreation Department Budget Amendment: LA Dodgers Foundation Grant

Your children get access to quality youth sports programming and mentorship through the Dodger Dreamteam program, promoting health and positive development in your community.

Apr 8, 2025

Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation Grant for Youth Program

Your children will have access to a new youth sports and mentoring program funded by the LA Dodgers Foundation, bringing opportunities for athletic development and positive role models to your neighborhood.

Apr 2, 2024

Athletic Field Maintenance Agreement with BrightView Landscape Services

Your local parks will be better maintained so your kids and families have clean, safe athletic fields to use.

Feb 6, 2024

Athletic Field Maintenance Agreement with Brightview Landscape Services

This contract ensures the baseball fields at Gonzales Park stay in good condition for youth sports and community recreation activities in your neighborhood.

Feb 6, 2024

Dodgers Dreamfields Maintenance Contract Authorization

This payment ensures the baseball fields at Gonzales Park stay safe and playable for your children and community sports programs.

Jan 2, 2024

Purchase Order for Dodgers Dreamfields Maintenance Services

Your family will have access to well-maintained sports fields at Gonzales Park for youth recreation and community activities.

Jan 2, 2024

Resolution rescinding Resolution 25,532 and authorizing seven vehicle purchase

These code enforcement trucks allow city staff to impound vehicles violating city ordinances more quickly, helping maintain street safety and enforce parking regulations in your neighborhood.

Jul 18, 2023

Purchase ambulance vehicle payment to Firetrucks Unlimited

This new ambulance replaces an aging 2008 vehicle and ensures your city fire department has reliable medical transport equipment to respond quickly to emergency calls in your neighborhoods.

Apr 18, 2023

Ambulance Remount Balance Payment for Fire Department

You benefit from improved emergency medical services and ambulance capacity for faster response times to your community.

Apr 18, 2023

Dodgers Dreamfield Annual Maintenance Services Contract

This maintenance keeps the Dodgers Dreamfield in good condition so your family can enjoy quality recreational facilities in your community.

Jul 26, 2022

Contract with Major League Infields for Dodgers Dreamfield Maintenance at Gonzales Park

Professional maintenance of the Dodgers Dreamfield ensures your children and families have a safe, well-maintained baseball facility for sports, recreation, and youth development programs in your community.

Jul 26, 2022

Annual Maintenance Services for Dodgers Dreamfield at Gonzales Park

Your neighborhood's Dodgers Dreamfield baseball field will be professionally maintained weekly and monthly, keeping the grass cut, weeds controlled, and the athletic facility safe and ready for kids to play—supporting the 81% increase in baseball participation that the Dreamfield has already brought.

Jul 26, 2022

Ambulance Remount Purchase from Firetrucks Unlimited

Your emergency medical response services will be enhanced with new ambulance equipment to better serve your community.

Mar 15, 2022

Purchase Agreement for Type 1 Ambulance Remount from Firetrucks Unlimited

This new ambulance ensures your city's paramedics can respond faster and more reliably to medical emergencies — the Fire Department spent over $38,000 last year just maintaining the old unit.

Mar 15, 2022

Amend 2021-2022 Budget for Fleet Vehicle Purchase Orders

Your city is replacing aging fleet vehicles that have been in service for over 10 years with newer, more reliable vehicles that will improve service delivery—Code Enforcement officers will be able to confiscate large items independently without coordinating with Public Works, and your fire and development services will operate more efficiently with updated vehicles.

Jul 27, 2021

Fleet Vehicle Purchase Orders for Multiple City Departments

Updated city vehicles improve service efficiency for code enforcement, security, and fire services, ensuring faster response times and better conditions for the personnel protecting your neighborhood.

Apr 6, 2021

Amendment for LA Dodgers Foundation Gift - Jackie Robinson Stadium Improvements

Young people in your community will have improved baseball facilities and fields at Jackie Robinson Stadium to play sports and stay active.

Mar 16, 2021

Three-year agreement with BrightView Landscape Services Inc. for athletic field maintenance at Gonzales Park Dodger Dreamfields.

Three-year service agreement for athletic field maintenance at Gonzales Park Dodger Dreamfields

Annual cost for athletic field maintenance services at Gonzales Park Dodger Dreamfields for each of the three initial contract years (FY 2026-2027, 2027-2028, 2028-2029).

Monthly cost proposed by Greenfield Landscaping & Maintenance Inc. for all athletic field maintenance services at Gonzales Park Dodgers Dreamteam Fields

Apr 7, 2026

city council

The council's two largest expenditure approvals were a combined $1,129,333 to Savi Construction, Inc. — structured as an $847,000 three-year citywide red curb painting contract plus a separate $282,333 first-year purchase order to the same vendor — approved 5-0 with Councilmember Bowers voting yes while stating 'reluctantly'; and a $801,642 two-year sole-source lease with Flock Safety, Inc. for 74 automatic license plate readers and 37 PTZ cameras, approved 5-0 despite opposition from at least four public speakers who cited privacy concerns, potential conflicts with California's SB 34 and SB 54, and the sole-source designation of the contract. The consent agenda — which included a $62,100 contract to Mariposa Eco Consulting for SB 1383 implementation, acceptance of a $32,208 LA Dodgers Foundation grant paired with a $24,000 contract to Harold Johnson (an amount that sits just below the $25,000 council approval threshold), and two sets of meeting minutes — passed 5-0 after item 7, a $5,662 Grainger purchase order for portable evaporative coolers at Wilson Park Gymnasium, was pulled for separate discussion and then approved 5-0. At the close of the meeting, following a reconvened closed session, council reported that the city manager was placed on administrative leave pending an investigation. Item 12, a discussion on facilities honoring Cesar Chavez, received no council direction and died; item 11, scheduling public hearings for the FY 2026-27 budget, was tabled to be returned with printed dates.

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).