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Purchase Two Dial-A-Ride Buses Using CDBG Funds

This purchase expands transportation options for seniors 55+ and disabled residents who need curb-to-curb service within the city and to local hospitals — reducing wait times and improving access to medical care and essential services.

Mar 25, 2025

Bond Disclosure and Arbitrage Services for Sales Tax Revenue Bonds

May 23, 2023

Schedule Joint Public Hearing for 2023 PHA Annual Plan

This hearing determines how your city's 803+ low-income families in public and Section 8 housing are served, including programs for homelessness assistance, housing choice vouchers, family self-sufficiency training, and fair housing protections.

Jan 3, 2023

Compton Station TOD Specific Plan Final PEIR - Mitigation Measures

Oct 18, 2022

Authorization for Water Purchase from Metropolitan Water District

Your household's tap water relies on this contract—without it, the city may not have enough water supply to meet your community's daily needs, affecting drinking water availability and quality.

Sep 13, 2022

Housing Authority 2022 Public Housing Agency Plan

If you are struggling with housing costs or homelessness, the Housing Authority's programs—including Emergency Housing Vouchers and Housing Choice Vouchers—can help pay your rent and get you into stable housing.

May 3, 2022

Schedule Joint Public Hearing for 2020 PHA Annual and Five-Year Plan

This plan outlines how your city will serve low-income and very low-income families through housing programs and services supported by federal funding.

Jan 28, 2020

Supplemental Purchase Order for Graffiti Abatement Services

This payment ensures continued removal of graffiti from your neighborhood streets and public spaces, keeping your community clean and safe.

Jan 7, 2020

Amendment to Professional Services Agreement with APA Engineering

This additional oversight helps ensure your streets are properly resurfaced and work is completed to the city's satisfaction.

Apr 28, 2015

Contract with Best Restoration Services for emergency board-up services

The City's emergency board-up and property maintenance services help secure vacant and damaged buildings in your neighborhood, preventing additional deterioration and maintaining community safety and property values.

Feb 18, 2014

Authorize Purchase Order for Metropolitan Water District Water

Your city will have adequate water supply to meet all residential and commercial water needs for the coming year.

Sep 4, 2012

Request to Reschedule Budget Workshops for FY 2012-2013

May 22, 2012

Authorize Purchase Order with ModSpace for Modular Trailers

Your city's Public Works Department will continue to have adequate office space to process permits and maintain city infrastructure.

Apr 10, 2012

Anti-Climbing Guards Installation at Greenleaf Parkway

These safety upgrades will allow the city to develop the Greenleaf Parkway as additional public parkland for your family to enjoy outdoor recreation.

Oct 6, 2009

Resolution Approving Public Housing Authority Annual Plan 2009-2010

This plan ensures your housing authority effectively manages public housing resources and programs to address local housing needs and provide quality services to residents.

Apr 7, 2009

General Services Budget Amendment Personnel Positions

Nov 18, 2008

Authorize Purchase Order for Metropolitan Water District

Your city is securing a critical water supply from the Metropolitan Water District to ensure you have sufficient water for daily needs, especially during dry years.

Oct 7, 2008

Public Housing Authority Annual Plan 2008-2009

The PHA plan directly affects your access to affordable housing through the Housing Choice Voucher program and housing policies that serve extremely low and very low income families, elderly persons, and people with disabilities in Compton.

Apr 1, 2008

May 13, 2025

city council

The council's sole spending action was a unanimous 5-0 vote approving Formation of Underground Utility District No. 1, authorizing underground installation of utility lines along Muroc Street (Oleander to Acacia) and Acacia Avenue (Muroc to Alondra) near Compton High School, with Southern California Edison serving as both the grant source ($5.67M Rule 20A allocation) and the sole contractor; total project expenditures are listed at $3.3M, broken across line items including $1.32M for mainline trenching and conduit (40%), $495,000 for crossings and vaults (15%), and $330,000 for street restoration (10%), with the public works director stating the project could run up to 84 months. One speaker at the public hearing questioned whether the city charter's requirement for a state-licensed civil engineer had been satisfied and whether affected property owners received legally required advance notice; the public works director stated notifications were sent per municipal code and that licensed engineering firms are consulted for work requiring a PE signature, though the speaker was not satisfied with that response. The budget workshop was an informational item with no spending approved; the city manager stated a recommended balanced budget would be delivered within days, described an approximate $275M all-funds city budget, and noted the annual Los Angeles County Sheriff's contract is approaching $29M — the city manager attributed this trajectory to escalating liability, personnel, and equipment costs built into the county's rate structure. A developer told the council that city delays in processing HUD project-based vouchers are threatening a 75-unit affordable housing project at 1434 West Compton Boulevard, which the developer stated has already received a rare 90-day extension from the state tax credit committee expiring July 11.