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Proposition A Discretionary Incentive Grant Program MOU with LA Metro

This agreement brings $123,579 in federal transit funding to help support your local bus and dial-a-ride services.

Sep 2, 2025

Amend FY 2022-2023 Budget and Accept LACMTA NTD Funds

This grant funds transit data collection that helps ensure your bus and light rail services in Compton are properly supported with federal dollars based on actual ridership and service levels.

Sep 6, 2022

Purchase Three Clean Air Buses for Transit Services

Your city is adding three new clean air buses to improve Dial-A-Ride and transit services, giving you cleaner, more reliable transportation options.

Mar 3, 2020

Accept LACMTA National Transit Data Funds

Your city receives federal transit funding based on reporting public transportation data, helping pay for transit services you may rely on.

Jul 9, 2019

Approve Grant Application for Regional Park and Open Space District Funding

This grant funding helps create parks and outdoor spaces where you and your family can exercise, play, and enjoy nature in Compton.

Jun 10, 2014

Grant Application and Property Acquisition for Campfire Girls Regional Activity Center

This acquisition brings recreational and youth activity facilities to your community, providing gathering spaces and programming for youth and families.

Jun 10, 2014

Grant Application for Campfire Girls Regional Activity Center Acquisition

Your city is investing $350,000 to acquire this park property, creating new recreational and open space for your community and your family to enjoy.

Jun 3, 2014

Grant Application and Property Acquisition for Campfire Girls Regional Activity Center

This grant and property acquisition will bring recreational programming and youth activities to your community through the Campfire Girls center.

Jun 3, 2014

Accept LACMTA National Transit Data Funds for Public Works

Your city is receiving funding to improve transit services and operations, which helps maintain and enhance public transportation available to residents.

Sep 10, 2013

Proposition A Funds Award and Budget Amendment - Bus Stop Improvements

Bus stops in your area will be improved with repairs to deteriorated pads, making public transportation more accessible and safe for you and your neighbors.

Mar 16, 2010

Accept Proposition A Funds and Amend FY 2009-2010 Budget

These Proposition A funds support public works projects that improve your streets, infrastructure, and transportation systems.

Mar 16, 2010

Wilson Park Proposition A Grant Application

Grant funding from the county helps the city improve parks without using local tax money, letting more of your tax dollars go to other city services.

Jan 27, 2009

Wilson Park Phase II Improvement Change Order 2

Additional park improvements including new play equipment, pathways, lighting, and landscaping make Wilson Park a safer, more attractive community gathering place for your family.

Jan 27, 2009

National Charter Lines Bus Services for Recreation Excursions

Your youth, seniors, and disabled family members will have access to safe, accessible bus transportation for educational, cultural, and recreational trips throughout the community.

Nov 12, 2008

Resolution to Transfer Proposition C Funds to Proposition A

Oct 21, 2008

Transfer Funds from Proposition C to Proposition A

Your city's public transit services for elderly residents and employee transportation programs will continue to be funded properly.

Oct 21, 2008

Fund Transfer from Proposition C to Proposition A - Transit

Sep 2, 2008

Transfer Funds Proposition C to Proposition A

Sep 2, 2008

Transfer Funds Proposition C to A for FY 2008-09

Sep 2, 2008

Fund Transfer from Proposition C to Proposition A FY 2008-09

Sep 2, 2008

Proposition A Discretionary Incentive Grant for National Transit Database reporting for FY 2020-2021

Proposition A Discretionary Incentive Grant for NTD data submission

Proposition A Discretionary Incentive Grant funds from LACMTA for successful National Transit Database reporting for FY 2018-2019, including supplemental CARES Act equivalent funding

Proposition A revenue surplus

Oct 22, 2024

city council

The council's largest approval was a three-year contract with MV Transportation, Inc. for Renaissance Transit System operations — $6.85 million for year one, with the vendor appearing across seven line items in this agenda totaling $19.07 million from Proposition A Local Return funds — passed 5-0; the council also approved $1.86 million to MDJ Management LLC for City Hall fire alarm and sprinkler system replacement using ARPA funds, with MDJ appearing in four agenda line items totaling $3.72 million, also 5-0. The council further approved $159,084 to End-Point Wireless Inc. for a security camera system at four locations (CDBG-CV and General Fund, 5-0); a contract amendment adding $283,651 to Mark Thomas & Company's Artesia Bridge agreement plus a $335,333 state grant budget allocation (5-0), with subcontractor Atlas receiving $24,492 — just below the $25,000 approval threshold; and General Fund travel expenses of $725, $315.96, and $292 for a Sacramento Legislative Tour, with four members indicating attendance (vote tally not clearly transcribed). A sheriff substation lease with CLPF Gateway Towne Center LP was approved 5-0 listing $47,001 as an expenditure — just below the $50,000 council approval threshold — though the sheriff's captain stated the current monthly cost to the city is $0, a discrepancy with the structured agenda amount; consent-agenda items included $23,097 to BigBelly Connect Services and a related $23,764 recycling-station purchase, both just below the $25,000 threshold, approved in the omnibus 5-0 consent vote. The First Quarter FY2025 Investment Report — showing the city's $246 million portfolio already exceeding its full-year interest earnings budget projections within three months — was received and filed 5-0 and is a financial reporting item, not a spending approval; the city treasurer stated that interest earnings projections in the budget need to be revised upward.