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Christmas House Lighting Awards - Beautification Committee

Feb 24, 2026

Christmas House Lighting Awards

This program recognizes your neighbors who create beautiful holiday displays, encouraging community pride and neighborhood beautification.

Feb 24, 2026

Christmas House Lighting Rewards - Beautification Committee

Feb 17, 2026

Christmas House Lighting Rewards - Beautification Committee

Your neighborhood can earn recognition and rewards by decorating homes for the holidays, making Compton more festive and beautiful.

Feb 17, 2026

Introduction of Special Guests - Your Christian Supply Store

Dec 23, 2025

Temporary License Agreement for Christmas Tree Sales

This temporary use of vacant Agency property generates $2,000 in revenue for local government services and brings seasonal economic activity to your neighborhood.

Oct 14, 2025

Temporary License Agreement for Christmas Tree Sales

This agreement brings a seasonal Christmas tree vendor to your community while generating revenue for the city from otherwise unused property.

Oct 14, 2025

Temporary License Agreement for Christmas Tree Sales

This agreement allows a seasonal business to operate on city property, potentially bringing holiday shopping opportunities and economic activity to your neighborhood.

Oct 14, 2025

Temporary License Agreement for Christmas Tree Sales

This brings a Christmas tree vendor to your neighborhood, giving families a convenient local option for holiday shopping.

Oct 14, 2025

Holiday Lighting and Decorations Contract

These holiday decorations will brighten your neighborhoods during the holiday season, creating a festive atmosphere and potentially attracting more visitors to local businesses.

Jun 24, 2025

Holiday Lighting and Decoration Installation and Removal Services

Jun 24, 2025

Temporary License Agreement for Christmas Tree Sales

You and your family will have a convenient local place to buy Christmas trees during the holiday season.

Nov 6, 2024

Temporary License Agreement for Christmas Tree Sales

Your community will have an opportunity to purchase Christmas trees locally, supporting seasonal activities and bringing holiday spirit to the neighborhood.

Nov 6, 2024

Temporary License Agreement for Christmas Tree Sales

This seasonal business activity brings a holiday attraction to Compton Boulevard, providing residents with a convenient location to purchase Christmas trees in your neighborhood.

Nov 6, 2024

Christmas Tree Sales License Agreement

This allows you to buy Christmas trees locally at 2000 West Compton Boulevard from November 15 through December 30, while bringing revenue to the city.

Nov 6, 2024

Holiday Decorations and Lighting Contract with St. Nick's

This brings festive holiday lighting and decorations to your neighborhoods and public spaces during the holiday season.

Sep 10, 2024

Contract for Holiday Lighting and Decoration Installation and Removal

Holiday decorations throughout Compton create a festive atmosphere in your neighborhood and downtown area that you and your family can enjoy during the holiday season.

Sep 10, 2024

Compton Country Club Initiative Presentation

This project could bring new recreational opportunities and economic development to your community through golf course improvements.

Jul 23, 2024

68th Annual Christmas Parade Awards Presentation

Jan 23, 2024

Christmas Parade Awards Presentation

Jan 23, 2024

License fee payment from Santa's Christmas Trees

License fee for temporary use of property for Christmas tree sales

Installation and removal of holiday lighting and decorations

Installation and removal of holiday lighting and decorations

Jun 24, 2025

city council

The council approved the FY 2025-2026 budget totaling $262.32 million across all funds — including $89.71 million from the General Fund — 4-1 with Councilmember Darden dissenting, and authorized a right-of-way agreement for the Gateway Cities regional fiber optic network associated with a $103 million contract with the California Department of Technology and an incoming $46.1 million CPUC grant, approved 4-0 with Spicer absent. Angeles Contractor, Inc. — a repeat vendor appearing across three line items totaling approximately $1.97 million — received council chambers remodeling contracts under two separate agenda items (both 5-0); Alliant Insurance Services was authorized for a $4.5 million annual insurance portfolio renewal (5-0); and The Titan Group, also flagged as a repeat vendor in two line items on the same agenda totaling $335,716, received a $300,000-per-year Human Resources investigative services contract plus $35,716 for prior outstanding invoices (5-0). Further approvals included $199,790 to St. Nick's Christmas Lighting and Decor for holiday decorations (pulled for brief discussion then approved without changes, 5-0), $164,550 to Weaver and Tidwell LLP for ERP implementation project management (4-0, Spicer absent), $200,000 in CDBG funds for a senior Meals on Wheels program divided between Cuernavaca's Grill ($185,000) and Everytable ($15,000), a $202,456 subsequent-need payment to DUDIC for groundwater remediation (5-0), and $96,000 to Townsend Public Affairs — $4,000 below the $100,000 council approval threshold, passed through the consent agenda with no council discussion (5-0); the planned appointment of Councilman Spicer as Mayor Pro Tem was tabled after Councilmember Bowers requested legal advice before voting. Approximately nine members of the public spoke at the CDBG and HOME public hearing, raising concerns about the city's self-imposed matching funds requirement, a staff decision to redirect $15,000 originally recommended for Restoration Diversion into a council discretionary program, and whether CHIRLA should receive federal grant funding given public allegations of an ongoing federal investigation; the FY 2025-2026 Consolidated Plan and Annual Action Plan were approved with Spicer absent and Bowers' vote not recorded in the transcript.

Jan 28, 2025

city council

No new spending was approved at the January 28, 2025 Compton City Council meeting; the consent agenda carried no items, and the closed session covering the City Manager performance evaluation (Item 1) was cancelled and tabled after an initial quorum failure — the transcript does not record a complete vote tally for either procedural motion, with only three of five council members' votes captured on the recess motion and two of five on adjournment. The city manager delivered an informational ARPA spending report showing $29 million disbursed to date, with individual line items including nearly $5 million for fire apparatus replacement, approximately $1.5 million for tree trimming, and $199,910 paid to California Labor Solutions for HR services against a $200,000 council authorization — a figure $90 below the full approved ceiling, which represents a threshold-adjacent pattern worth noting. The Measure A report disclosed over $1 million directed to pool maintenance at Gonzales and Luders parks, and the city manager stated he intends to return to council to shift a previously approved $450,000 Cesar Chavez park playground allocation from Measure A to CDBG funding; separately, approximately $3.3 million in prior-year CDBG funds remains unallocated and the city manager stated it is at risk of federal reduction or clawback under current HUD rules. Eleven residents spoke during public comment, including one speaker who cited a $1,253,279 animal control contract with LA Animal Care — approved September 24, 2024 — and stated the vendor had not responded to a dead animal pickup request placed days earlier, and another who raised questions about undisclosed spending totals for the recent election and Christmas parade.