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Receive and File League of California Cities Academy Report

Mar 17, 2026

League of California Cities Mayor and Council Member Academy

Mar 17, 2026

Authorize Travel for League of California Cities Academy - Sacramento

This training helps your elected officials learn about issues affecting Compton, but costs your tax dollars for registration, hotels, flights, and meals.

Dec 16, 2025

Authorization for Elected Officials Travel to League of California Cities Academy

Your elected leaders will receive professional training to better serve Compton and make more informed decisions on city matters.

Dec 16, 2025

Appointment of Officers, Council Members, and Committee Representatives

Oct 14, 2025

League of California Cities Voting Delegate Appointment

Oct 14, 2025

Travel Authorization for League of California Cities Annual Conference

Your elected officials will learn about best practices from other cities to bring new ideas back to Compton - this training helps them make better decisions about your local government services.

Oct 7, 2025

Authorization for Elected Officials Travel to League of California Cities Conference

Oct 7, 2025

Resolution Authorizing 2025 League of California Cities Membership Dues

Feb 11, 2025

Authorization for Elected Officials Travel to League of CA Cities Conference

Your elected officials will learn about issues affecting Compton and best practices from other cities to bring new ideas and solutions back to improve city services.

Jun 18, 2024

Travel Authorization for 2024 League of California Cities Conference

Your elected officials attend this conference to learn about best practices and opportunities that could improve city services and governance in Compton.

Jun 18, 2024

Authorization for League of California Cities Membership Dues Payment

This membership provides educational resources and networking for city officials that help them make better decisions for your community.

Feb 27, 2024

Purchase Order for League of California Cities Membership Dues

Feb 27, 2024

Authorize Travel for Elected Officials

Sep 5, 2023

Authorize travel for elected officials to League of CA Cities conference

Sep 5, 2023

Resolution - League of California Cities 2023 Membership Dues

Mar 14, 2023

League of California Cities 2023 Membership Dues Payment

Mar 14, 2023

2023 League of California Cities Membership Dues Payment

Mar 14, 2023

Travel Authorization for Elected Officials to League of California Cities Conference

Jul 26, 2022

Authorize Travel for Elected Officials to League of California Cities Conference

City officials attending this conference bring back best practices and solutions to improve local services like police protection, street maintenance, parks, and economic development that serve your neighborhood.

Jul 26, 2022

Registration fee per person

Annual membership dues to League of California Cities

2024 annual membership dues to League of California Cities

Annual membership dues to League of California Cities

Dec 16, 2025

city council

The council's only spending approval was Item 5: $1,487.96 in General Fund expenditures for travel to the League of California Cities Mayor and Council Members Academy in Sacramento (January 21–23, 2026), structured as four separate line items — $675.00 payable to League of California Cities and three additional amounts of $508.96, $229.00, and $75.00 with no named vendors — approved 4-0, with Spicer absent. The city attorney publicly described a $200,000 settlement with former city official Eric Perrodin resolving two cross-litigation matters, but those agenda items were classified as informational and no open-session vote was recorded. Approximately 30 residents signed up for public comment; the dominant issue was opposition to the Richland Farms preferential parking ordinance, with multiple speakers citing the city's own code provision requiring 50% resident permit uptake before enforcement signs may be installed and stating that only roughly 40 of more than 400 homes had applied. Two speakers read California Penal Code 424 — covering misappropriation of public funds — into the record and formally noticed the city manager and all four council members regarding credit card charges attributed to Councilman Spicer; the mayor stated the investigation is ongoing and that the council has no control over its timeline.

Jun 18, 2024

city council

The council approved $33,880 to Day Wireless Systems for 50 Code Enforcement portable radios (consent, 5-0) and $775 in General Fund travel for elected officials to the League of California Cities conference (5-0); five larger spending items totaling more than $1.7 million — including a $600,000 tree-trimming purchase order to United Pacific Services, a $322,839 ARPA-funded contract with Cla-Val Company, a $651,950 EV charging station purchase with ChargePoint Inc. split across three line items (flagged as a repeat vendor), a $48,688 two-line-item consulting contract with MGT of America, and a fire chief vehicle purchase with competing bids from three Chevrolet dealerships ranging $81,080–$84,787 — were on the agenda but not acted upon before the meeting was continued. A fireworks permit vote for eleven nonprofit applicants failed: Spicer voted yes, Duhart, Bowers, and Darden abstained, and Mayor Sharif voted no, after approximately nine members of the public addressed the item, the majority opposing the permits. A public hearing on placing roughly 130 delinquent commercial water accounts on the Los Angeles County tax roll was pulled after Republic Services' designated presenter left the chambers before making a presentation, drawing objections from approximately eight speakers. The meeting was continued to the following week following a floor dispute between the city attorney and city manager over the city attorney's right to deliver an oral report from the dais, with the continuation passing on a 2-yes tally (Duhart and Mayor Sharif), Spicer and Darden absent, and Bowers' vote unrecorded in the transcript.