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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

ChargEPoint Charging Stations Purchase Order Reissuance

Electric vehicle charging stations make it easier and cheaper for you to charge your car locally.

Jun 25, 2024

Ratify General Plan Update and Environmental Impact Report Contract with MIG, Inc.

The updated 2040 General Plan will guide how your city develops for the next 20+ years, affecting where housing, jobs, parks, and services are located and how your neighborhood will grow.

Apr 11, 2023

Three-Year Groundwater Pumping Rights Lease Agreement

This lease of local groundwater is cheaper than buying imported water from Metropolitan Water District—saving tax dollars on water procurement helps keep your water bills more stable and affordable.

Dec 20, 2022

Resolution - Professional Services Agreement with MIG, Inc. for General Plan 2040 Update and EIR

This comprehensive plan will guide your city's growth and development over the next 20+ years, shaping decisions about housing types, neighborhood improvements, infrastructure investments, and economic development that directly affect your quality of life and property values.

Jan 25, 2022

Appointment of Officers and Board/Commission Members

Oct 12, 2021

Oral Report - Reopening of Council Chambers

You may soon be able to attend city council meetings in person instead of only online—this means more direct access to your local government.

Sep 28, 2021

Oral report on reopening of Council Chambers

Sep 28, 2021

Oral Report on Recreation Department and Park Reopening

Your community recreation facilities and parks are reopening, providing more opportunities for you and your family to enjoy outdoor activities and recreation.

Sep 7, 2021

Oral Report - Update on Recreation Department and Reopening of City Parks

This report will address when your neighborhood parks will reopen for activities, recreation programs, and family gatherings after COVID-19 closures.

Sep 7, 2021

Request to Reopen Compton Food Pantry Program at Lueders Park

Reopening the food pantry at Lueders Park will help you and your neighbors access free food assistance, supporting families facing food insecurity in Compton.

Feb 2, 2021

Request to Reopen Compton Food Pantry Program at Lueders Park

Your family and vulnerable neighbors in Compton will have access to food assistance and sanitary items during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic through this reopened program.

Feb 2, 2021

Local Early Action Planning Grant for Housing Element Update

This grant helps create new housing options by updating zoning rules and streamlining the development process, which can make housing more affordable and available for Compton families.

Dec 15, 2020

Closed Session Report and Reconvene

Nov 10, 2020

Lease of Central Basin Pumping Rights from Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District

Your water bills may be lower if the city can access cheaper groundwater through this agreement instead of buying more expensive imported water from the metropolitan district.

Oct 27, 2020

Local Government Planning Support Grant Application

If awarded, this grant will help the city plan for more housing and streamline the permitting process, making it easier and faster to build new homes in your community.

May 26, 2020

Re-Advertisement for Citywide Graffiti Abatement Services

Your neighborhoods will continue to benefit from graffiti abatement services as the city seeks better bids to keep streets clean and safe.

Jan 7, 2020

Re-advertisement for Citywide Graffiti Abatement and Prevention Services

Your city is restarting the process to secure qualified contractors to remove and prevent graffiti, keeping your neighborhoods clean and safe.

Jan 7, 2020

Appointments to Officers, Boards, Commissions and Committees

Jul 9, 2019

Appointment of Officers and Commission Members

Jul 9, 2019

LEAP Grant allocation for General Plan Update and EIR

LEAP Grant (Housing and Urban Development) for General Plan Update

Insurance premiums for all lines of coverage: Dial-A-Ride Auto, Excess General Liability, Excess Workers' Compensation, Crime, Directors and Officers/Employment Liability, Auto Physical Damage, Property, Pollution Liability, Excess Cyber Security, Difference in Conditions, Deadly Weapon Response and Sports General Liability

Mar 17, 2026

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The council's largest spending action was approving Road Repair Project Phase IX, which encompasses a $5.58 million contract with Hardy & Harper, Inc. for construction and six separate line items to Bowman Infrastructure Engineers Ltd. totaling approximately $1.22 million for construction management and inspection services; the council voted specifically on a Bowman contract amendment stated in the resolution as $204,116.70, passing 4-0-1 with one abstention unnamed in the record — Bowman also held a $257,977 construction management contract approved in October 2024 for the same project type, and that identical figure reappears among the current Bowman line items. The council also approved a $98,375 contract with [Selbert Perkins Design](https://selbertperkins.com/) for municipal branding and marketing consulting services, 5-0 after council discussion; the amount falls $1,625 below the $100,000 approval threshold. The full consent agenda — including a $250,000 recurring purchase order with Springbrook Holding Company LLC for utility billing software (a vendor the city has paid continuously since at least 2009, when comparable orders were under $52,000), $182,182 to the LA Gateway Region Integrated Regional Water Management JPA for water quality monitoring, and $63,112 to Advanced Compliance Engineering for fuel pump maintenance — passed 5-0 without discussion. More than fifteen residents addressed the council during public comment on non-spending matters including pothole damage claims, parking enforcement disputes, and code enforcement concerns; no members of the public spoke to any of the spending items on the agenda.

Apr 23, 2024

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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.