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Sheriff Substation Lease Agreement at Gateway Towne Center

A new sheriff substation in Gateway Towne Center will bring law enforcement closer to your neighborhood, potentially improving response times and public safety.

Oct 22, 2024

Sheriff Substation Lease Agreement with CLPF Gateway Towne Center

This free lease ensures continued sheriff presence at Gateway Towne Center shopping area, providing enhanced security and faster emergency response for shoppers and businesses in your community.

Oct 22, 2024

Purchase and Sale Agreement for City Property APN 7306-007-900

This sale transfers a city-owned property containing a commercial sign to a private developer; the $5,000 proceeds will go to your city's general fund to support essential services like street maintenance, parks, and emergency response.

Dec 27, 2022

Resolution Approving Purchase and Sale Agreement for City Property

This property sale may affect land use and development in your community, potentially bringing new commercial or residential projects to Compton.

Dec 27, 2022

Land Purchase Agreement for Gateway Towne Center Property

Your city will gain property at Gateway Towne Center for public access and road improvements, which will enhance traffic flow and access to community resources for Compton residents.

Dec 8, 2020

Agreement with Sheriff's Department for Holiday Season Security

Additional deputies at Gateway Towne Center during the holidays will enhance safety and security while you shop and spend time with your family.

Dec 18, 2012

Additional sheriff deputies at Gateway Towne Center for holidays

Additional police presence at Gateway Towne Center during holidays helps keep you and your family safe while shopping, and protects your vehicle from theft and burglary.

Dec 18, 2012

Agreement with Los Angeles County Sheriff for Holiday Season Deputies

Your city is increasing police presence at the Gateway Towne Center during the holidays to keep you and your family safer while shopping.

Nov 22, 2011

Additional Sheriff's Deputies at Gateway Towne Center During Holiday Season

Your shopping experience at Gateway Towne Center will be safer with additional sheriff's deputies providing crowd control and parking lot patrols during the busy holiday season.

Nov 22, 2011

Contract with Leverage Information Systems for Gateway Towne Center Cameras

Your neighborhood will benefit from maintained and upgraded surveillance cameras that help reduce vandalism, graffiti and violence in public areas.

Oct 25, 2011

Accept Bid and Contract for Gateway Towne Center Camera Repair

Improved camera systems at this commercial center may enhance safety and security for you when you shop or visit.

Oct 25, 2011

Olympic Park Restoration and Redevelopment at Gateway Towne Center

This project will restore a neighborhood park where you and your family can enjoy recreation and green space.

Jun 8, 2011

Olympic Park Restoration and Redevelopment

Your community will gain an improved, attractive gateway park that enhances the neighborhood's appearance and may attract new investment and businesses to the area.

Jun 8, 2011

Agreement with Sheriff's Department for Holiday Security Deputies

You and your family will benefit from increased police presence and security at Gateway Towne Center during the busy holiday shopping season, helping keep the area safer.

Nov 23, 2010

Authorize Agreement with Sheriff's Department for Holiday Staffing

Increased police presence at Gateway Towne Center during the busy holiday shopping season will help protect shoppers from crime and make the area safer for you and your family.

Nov 23, 2010

Approval of Minutes from March 9, 2010

Mar 23, 2010

Public Comments on Agenda and Non-Agenda Items

Your concerns about public safety, city leadership accountability, and economic development projects in Compton are heard directly by the Public Finance Authority.

Mar 23, 2010

Public Art and Wrought Iron Fencing Contract for Compton Creek

This project beautifies Compton Creek with public art and improved fencing, making your community spaces more attractive and safer for visitors.

Mar 16, 2010

Public Art and Wrought Iron Fencing Contract - Compton Creek

Your community creek will feature beautiful public art and improved fencing that makes the area more attractive and inviting for recreation and walking.

Mar 16, 2010

Director Comments

Your city is moving forward with the Gateway Towne Center project despite legal challenges, bringing potential jobs and economic development to Compton.

Mar 9, 2010

Existing security deposit held by landlord

Purchase price for property sale

Purchase price for 1.12 acre property at Gateway Towne Center

Repair, replacement and three-year maintenance of cameras at Gateway Towne Center

Oct 22, 2024

city council

The council's largest approval was a three-year contract with MV Transportation, Inc. for Renaissance Transit System operations — $6.85 million for year one, with the vendor appearing across seven line items in this agenda totaling $19.07 million from Proposition A Local Return funds — passed 5-0; the council also approved $1.86 million to MDJ Management LLC for City Hall fire alarm and sprinkler system replacement using ARPA funds, with MDJ appearing in four agenda line items totaling $3.72 million, also 5-0. The council further approved $159,084 to End-Point Wireless Inc. for a security camera system at four locations (CDBG-CV and General Fund, 5-0); a contract amendment adding $283,651 to Mark Thomas & Company's Artesia Bridge agreement plus a $335,333 state grant budget allocation (5-0), with subcontractor Atlas receiving $24,492 — just below the $25,000 approval threshold; and General Fund travel expenses of $725, $315.96, and $292 for a Sacramento Legislative Tour, with four members indicating attendance (vote tally not clearly transcribed). A sheriff substation lease with CLPF Gateway Towne Center LP was approved 5-0 listing $47,001 as an expenditure — just below the $50,000 council approval threshold — though the sheriff's captain stated the current monthly cost to the city is $0, a discrepancy with the structured agenda amount; consent-agenda items included $23,097 to BigBelly Connect Services and a related $23,764 recycling-station purchase, both just below the $25,000 threshold, approved in the omnibus 5-0 consent vote. The First Quarter FY2025 Investment Report — showing the city's $246 million portfolio already exceeding its full-year interest earnings budget projections within three months — was received and filed 5-0 and is a financial reporting item, not a spending approval; the city treasurer stated that interest earnings projections in the budget need to be revised upward.