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Resolution Authorizing Purchase Order to WRD for Groundwater Assessment Fees FY 2026-27

This $5 million payment to the Water Replenishment District is what keeps Compton's municipal water supply legally compliant and replenished — without it, your tap water supply and quality could be at risk.

Jun 16, 2026

Resolution Authorizing Purchase Order to WRD for Groundwater Assessment Fees FY2026-27

This $5 million payment to the WRD ensures Compton can continue drawing from local groundwater supplies — the underground water source that helps keep your taps running through the city's municipal water system.

Jun 16, 2026

Purchase Order for Groundwater Production Assessment Fees

This payment helps maintain the groundwater supply that provides clean water to your taps - it ensures Compton's water system stays sustainable and reliable for your daily needs.

Oct 7, 2025

Purchase Order for Groundwater Production Assessment Fees

The water you use every day comes from groundwater sources, and this payment ensures a reliable supply of water for your household and community needs.

Oct 7, 2025

Groundwater production assessment fees for Fiscal Year 2024-2025

This groundwater assessment ensures sustainable water resources for your home and community's long-term water security.

Sep 24, 2024

Authorize Purchase Order to Water Replenishment District for Groundwater Assessment Fees

This payment ensures your water taps keep flowing by funding the groundwater replenishment system that provides nearly half of the region's water supply.

Sep 24, 2024

Purchase Order for Groundwater Production Assessment Fees

Your city is paying groundwater assessment fees to maintain access to sustainable water sources for your community.

Jul 11, 2023

Purchase Order: Water Replenishment District Assessment Fees Fiscal Year 2023-2024

This water replenishment assessment ensures the groundwater basin under your neighborhood stays healthy and well-stocked, protecting your long-term water security and the sustainability of the city's water supply for future generations.

Jul 11, 2023

Purchase Order for Groundwater Production Assessment Fees with Water Replenishment District

These groundwater fees help replenish the water reserves that supply your home and business with drinking water.

Jul 5, 2023

Purchase Order for Water Replenishment District Assessment Fees

These groundwater replenishment fees help maintain the underground aquifers that supply 75% of your drinking water; without paying these assessment fees, the groundwater basin cannot be properly recharged and your water supply would be threatened.

Jul 5, 2023

Water Replenishment District Assessment Fee Purchase Order FY2022-2023

Your city pays to replenish the groundwater that supplies your tap water—this $2.6 million fee ensures reliable drinking water for you and your neighbors year-round, including during dry years.

Sep 6, 2022

Authorize Purchase Order for Groundwater Production Assessment

Your city is paying to manage regional groundwater resources that supply a significant portion of your drinking water.

Sep 6, 2022

Water Replenishment District Purchase Order for Groundwater

Your city ensures access to reliable water supplies by paying for groundwater production, which is essential for your tap water and daily needs.

Oct 5, 2021

Water Replenishment District Groundwater Production Assessment Fees

This fee ensures the groundwater basin that supplies your drinking water stays recharged and sustainable — without this investment, your water supply could become depleted and unavailable for your household.

Oct 5, 2021

Authorize Purchase Order for Water Replenishment District Assessment Fees

Your drinking water comes from local groundwater that the city manages—these fees ensure the aquifer stays replenished so you have safe, reliable water from your tap year-round.

Oct 5, 2021

Resolution for Water Replenishment District Assessment Fees

Your city maintains reliable groundwater supplies for drinking water and other essential services by paying regional water management fees.

Nov 3, 2020

Water Replenishment District Assessment Fees Purchase Order

The water your family uses depends on replenishment of underground aquifers; these fees ensure the groundwater basins are properly maintained and recharged so your water supply remains reliable.

Nov 3, 2020

Groundwater Production Assessment Fees Payment

Your city is ensuring a reliable groundwater supply for your drinking water and essential services by paying required assessment fees.

Sep 17, 2019

Water Replenishment District Groundwater Production Assessment Fees

Your city is paying for groundwater assessment and replenishment services that help maintain reliable water supplies for your household and community needs.

Sep 17, 2019

Water Replenishment District Groundwater Production Assessment Fees

Your city is paying for access to groundwater supplies that help ensure reliable drinking water throughout Compton.

Sep 4, 2018

Groundwater production assessment fees paid to WRD for FY 2026-27

Groundwater production assessment fees paid to the Water Replenishment District of Southern California for FY2026-27.

Groundwater production assessment fees

Groundwater production assessment fees for fiscal year 2025-2026

Oct 7, 2025

city council

The council's largest spending approvals came through the consent agenda, where Hardy & Harper, Inc. received payments and contract authorizations across four line items totaling approximately $4.89M for the completed Citywide Road Repair Project Phase VIII, and Fountainhead Consulting Corporation received a new $474,728 construction management contract for Street Rehabilitation Phase 2C — both passed 5-0 with no separate discussion. In action items, the council approved a $2.5M purchase order to the Water Replenishment District of Southern California for groundwater production assessment fees (5-0) and a $300,000 purchase order to the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California for imported water (5-0), with water department operations supervisor David Bennett describing both as recurring annual payments; the same two agencies together account for over $2.8M in approvals this meeting. The council also approved $600,000 in fleet gasoline purchase orders split among Jankovich Company, Dion and Sons Inc., and Wood Oil Company (5-0), though Council member Bowers requested a fuel usage breakdown on the record and the city manager stated that information had not yet been compiled due to a leadership transition. Item 11 — a $348,200 contract with BridgeBase Management LLC for the Compton Connect civic technology system — was tabled by staff before any vote was held. Approximately twelve members of the public addressed the council during general comment; one speaker, Fidel Marquez, specifically raised Item 9, noting a fuel accountability log previously requested by the council had not appeared in the agenda packet.