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GovWell Software Platform Presentation by David Ciano

Sep 15, 2026

Multi-Year Agreement with GovWell Technologies for Permitting and Code Enforcement Software – Not to Exceed $381,900

This software will modernize how the City handles your building permits, business licenses, and code enforcement complaints, making it faster and easier for you to get services online.

Sep 15, 2026

GovWell Software Platform Presentation by David Ciano

This software would make it easier for you to apply for building permits, business licenses, and report code violations online — potentially saving you trips to City Hall.

Sep 15, 2026

Multi-Year Agreement with GovWell Technologies for Permitting and Code Enforcement Software – Not to Exceed $381,900

This software investment would modernize how the City handles building permits and code enforcement — making it faster and easier for you to get a permit for home improvements or report a code violation in your neighborhood.

Sep 15, 2026

Sep 15, 2026

city council

The Compton City Council held a contentious vote on terminating preferential parking in Richland Farms, ultimately voting 3-1-1 to keep the parking program in place despite a resident petition requesting its removal. The council unanimously approved a $381,900 multi-year contract with [GovWell](https://www.govwell.com) Technologies for integrated permitting, planning, code enforcement, and business licensing software. Council also voted 5-0 to put the city's trash hauling contract with [Republic Services](https://www.republicservices.com) out for competitive bidding (RFP) rather than automatically extending it for five years. Multiple residents raised environmental and health concerns about World Oil's operations and its potential grandfathering into the General Plan 2045 zoning, though the related public hearing was tabled. A community input session on desired characteristics for a new city manager was announced for the following evening.