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2023-24 Pavement Condition Index (PCI) Report — All Streets

Aug 4, 2026

Emergency Standby Council Appointments

Emergency Standby Council members can step in to maintain city operations if regular council members are unable to serve during emergencies.

Feb 11, 2025

Professional Services Agreement: Grant Administrative Services

Mar 19, 2024

Professional Service Agreement with WFN Consulting for Grant Administration

This consultant will help the city properly manage federal housing grants to prevent delays or loss of funding that could reduce affordable housing and community development programs in your neighborhood.

Mar 19, 2024

Professional Services Agreement with NV5, Inc. for On-Call Civil and Traffic Engineering

This contract ensures your development projects and traffic safety improvements get expert engineering review, helping expedite permits and ensure projects meet city standards for safe, accessible streets in your neighborhood.

Jun 14, 2022

High-Risk Local Government Agency Status

California's State Auditor ranked your City as the highest-risk local government in the state—unable for three years to produce complete financial records of how your money is being spent.

Nov 9, 2021

Exclusive Negotiation Agreement with Frank Harvey III for 217 East Indigo Street Housing Development

This project will convert a blighted vacant property into affordable housing, giving you and your neighbors opportunities to own or rent new homes in a revitalized area.

Apr 28, 2020

Exclusive Negotiation Agreement for 217 East Indigo Street Housing

This project will bring new housing development to your neighborhood, potentially creating jobs and expanding housing options for Compton residents.

Apr 28, 2020

Waiver of Facility Fees for Bennie Frank Christman Repast

Mar 17, 2020

Removal of Charter Review Committee Members

Mar 17, 2020

Waive Facility Fees for Gonzales Park Banquet Room

Mar 17, 2020

Removal of Charter Review Committee Members

Mar 17, 2020

Public Relations Consultant PowerPoint Presentation

May 7, 2019

PowerPoint Presentation on Public Relations by Consultant

Apr 9, 2019

Power Point Presentation by Public Relations Consultant

Apr 9, 2019

Certificate Presentation - Marleik Walker Franklin Peanuts Movie

Dec 8, 2015

Certificate Presentation - Marleik Walker Franklin Peanuts Movie

Dec 8, 2015

Adopt Updated 2014-2019 Pavement Management Program

This road maintenance program helps ensure the streets you drive and walk on are safe and in good condition.

Dec 1, 2015

Commendatory Presentation for Marleik Walker

Nov 24, 2015

Commendatory Presentation for Marleik Walker

Nov 24, 2015

Mar 19, 2026

personnel board

The Compton Personnel Board unanimously approved six items at its March 19, 2026 meeting, with the most significant being the authorization of temporary firefighter appointments to address a severe staffing shortage in the fire department. Fire Chief Donald reported 10 current vacancies across captain, engineer, and firefighter ranks, with retired fire captains and firefighter paramedics being brought in temporarily while the department works to fill 20 positions. The board also approved eligible lists for city clerk technician, street maintenance supervisor, and associate civil engineer positions, abolished a building inspector eligible list due to unsuitable candidates, and extended the fire captain eligible list for six months. Compton College's upcoming fire academy, expected to launch in fall 2026, was noted as a future pipeline for local firefighter recruitment.

Mar 19, 2024

city council

The council approved $200,846 in water system annual fees to the State Water Resources Control Board in a single 5-0 vote covering three line items — $100,423, $52,090, and $48,333 — with the $48,333 amount falling just below the $50,000 individual approval threshold and the city manager stating the payments were slightly late. The council also approved a $131,550 contract with W. Frank Newton, Inc. DBA WFN Consulting for grant administration services (5-0), following Councilmember Darden's questions about past grant compliance failures, and a $25,000 purchase order with Blue Diamond Company for asphalt stock material (5-0), with the city manager stating the funds are for on-hand supply for daily pothole repair crews, not street repaving. Two grant budget amendments were approved 5-0: $550,455 from the DOJ for tobacco enforcement (with only $5,400 of that allocated to youth outreach), where the council noted grant acceptance originally dated to 2021 and the city manager described the multi-year delay as 'a significant management oversight'; and $129,212 from CalRecycle for SB 1383 organics compliance. The council approved on first reading a development agreement with City Ventures Homebuilding, LLC for a 60-unit market-rate housing project at 930 W. Compton Boulevard (4-0-1, Spicer abstaining); the $400,000 due from the developer at close of escrow is revenue to the city, not a spending decision.