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Resolution Amending Classifications for Four City Positions

Updating job classifications for positions like the Water Construction & Maintenance Supervisor and Building Inspector helps ensure the city can properly staff the workers who maintain your water system and inspect buildings in your neighborhood.

Jul 7, 2026

Resolution Authorizing Insurance Policy Renewal with Alliant Insurance Services for FY 2026-2027

City insurance coverage protects Compton from costly lawsuits and liability claims — keeping this policy current means the city is not left financially exposed in ways that could divert funds from your neighborhood's services.

Jul 7, 2026

Resolution Amending Classifications for Four City Positions

Updating these job classifications helps the city properly define and staff roles that inspect your home's permits, maintain your water infrastructure, and manage city facilities — keeping services accurate and reliable.

Jul 7, 2026

FY 2026 Third Quarterly Investment Report — Receive and File

This report shows how the city is investing your tax dollars and public funds — strong investment returns help the city avoid budget shortfalls that could lead to cuts in services like parks, roads, and fire protection.

Jun 3, 2026

FY 26 Third Quarterly Investment Report Presentation

This report shows how the city is managing your tax dollars through investments that help fund city services.

Jun 3, 2026

FY 26 Second Quarterly Investment Report

These investments earned over $3 million in interest income that helps fund city services without raising your taxes.

Feb 10, 2026

FY 26 Second Quarterly Investment Report

Your city's investment performance affects how much money is available for services like parks, police, and street repairs that you depend on.

Feb 10, 2026

FY26 First Quarter Investment Report Presentation

Your city's careful investment of public funds generated over $3 million in earnings this quarter, which helps fund city services like road maintenance, fire protection, and parks without raising your taxes.

Dec 2, 2025

FY26 First Quarter Investment Report Presentation

Your city's investment performance in the first quarter affects how well the city can fund services like police, fire, roads, and parks that you rely on.

Dec 2, 2025

FY25 Fourth Quarter Investment Report

Sep 9, 2025

Resolution for Justice Assistance Grant Award Budget Amendment

This grant funds justice programs that help keep your community safer and provide support to crime victims.

Sep 2, 2025

Ordinance Amending Construction Codes for Large Projects Labor Disclosure

This ordinance aims to prevent wage theft and ensure fair labor practices on major construction projects in your area, potentially improving worker safety and project quality.

May 27, 2025

Presentation: FY 25 Third Quarterly Investment Report

This report shows how the city is managing and investing its financial reserves, which affects the city's ability to maintain services and infrastructure you depend on.

May 20, 2025

FY25 Third Quarterly Investment Report

This report shows how your tax dollars are being invested to earn interest income — the city earned $2.7 million in interest this quarter to help fund city services.

May 20, 2025

Second Quarter Investment Report Presentation

Jan 21, 2025

Resolution Approving Workers' Compensation Claims Administrator Position

Nov 19, 2024

Workers' Compensation Claims Administrator Position Classification

This new position will help ensure city employees receive proper workers' compensation benefits when injured on the job, which affects the quality of city services you depend on.

Nov 19, 2024

FY25 First Quarter Investment Report Presentation

Oct 22, 2024

First Quarter Investment Report FY2025

This report shows how well your tax dollars are being invested and managed — higher investment returns mean more money available for city services like parks, roads, and public safety.

Oct 22, 2024

Lease Agreement with Restoration Diversion Services for 206 North Long Beach Boulevard

This lease supports a non-profit organization that provides services to sex trafficking victims and operates a court-ordered diversion program in your community.

Sep 24, 2024

Annual maintenance and support fees for Ventiv Claims Enterprise software

Annual maintenance and support fees for Ventiv Claims Enterprise software

Annual maintenance and support fees for Ventiv Claims Enterprise software

Annual maintenance and support fees for Ventiv Claims Enterprise software

Mar 17, 2026

city council

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.

Sep 29, 2025

town hall

The Compton [NAACP](https://www.naacp.org) and City of Compton hosted a town hall with LA County District Attorney Nathan Hochman, who outlined major policy reversals from his predecessor, including removing blanket non-prosecution directives for homeless encampment crimes and juvenile misdemeanors. Hochman detailed his office's priorities on fentanyl enforcement, human trafficking prosecution, wrongful conviction reviews, and retail theft deterrence, while emphasizing a 'hard middle' approach that rejects both mass incarceration and decarceration. The DA disclosed that his office has reduced a backlog of over 10,000 unfiled cases to under 6,000 and revealed that a single apartment raid in Downey seized 50 pounds of fentanyl—enough for 11 million lethal doses. Hochman stated his office does not coordinate with ICE and expressed concern that federal immigration enforcement is deterring victims and witnesses from appearing in court. He committed to an open-door policy with the Compton [NAACP](https://www.naacp.org)'s Court Watch program and pledged to return for future community engagement.