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LACMTA National Transit Database Funding and Budget Amendment

This federal transit funding helps support your local Compton Renaissance Transit bus service that connects you to the Metro system and provides transportation throughout the city.

Sep 2, 2025

Metro Transit Data Funds Budget Amendment

These federal transit funds help support your local Compton Renaissance Transit bus service that connects you to jobs, school, and the Metro A Line.

Nov 6, 2024

Three-Year Fixed Route Transit Services Agreement with MV Transportation

This transit services agreement ensures your city bus system continues operating reliably for three years, supporting your commute and connecting you to jobs and services.

Oct 22, 2024

MV Transportation Contract for Renaissance Transit System Operations

This contract continues your local bus service with five routes connecting you to Metro A Line, Compton College, and regional transit - helping you get to work, school, and shopping without a car.

Oct 22, 2024

Funding Agreement with LA Metro for Transit Peak Hour Enhancement

You will have improved public transportation options during peak hours, making it easier and more convenient for you to get around Compton.

Feb 14, 2023

LACMTA Funding Agreement for Compton Renaissance Transit Peak Hour Enhancement

You now have more afternoon and evening transit options during peak hours to reach jobs, colleges, universities, and medical facilities—the expanded hours run until 6 p.m., making it easier to get to work and appointments.

Feb 14, 2023

Accept National Transit Data Funds from LACMTA and MOU

These federal funds help the city operate the Compton Renaissance Transit bus system that provides affordable local transportation to your neighborhood.

Sep 6, 2022

Amendment to 2021-2022 Budget - Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Funds

These federal transit funds help the City track and improve Compton Renaissance Transit service, which gets you and your neighbors to jobs, schools, and appointments across Compton.

Sep 7, 2021

134th & Central Specific Plan - Infrastructure and Utilities Plan

This infrastructure plan ensures your water supply, sewer service, and trash collection will be properly maintained through connections to City utilities, and provides nearby transit options with Compton Renaissance Transit routes connecting directly to the site.

Jul 27, 2021

134th & Central Project - Traffic and Transportation Impacts

The project will add minimal traffic to your streets—less than 10 trips per day—and provides convenient bus transit access, helping reduce driving and traffic congestion in your neighborhood.

Jul 27, 2021

Fixed Route Transit Service Agreement with MV Transportation, Inc.

The Compton Renaissance Transit System provides public transportation options that help you get around the city without a car.

Nov 25, 2014

Contract with MV Transportation for Transit Service

Your local bus service will continue to provide reliable transportation for getting to work, school, shopping, and medical appointments.

Nov 25, 2014

MV Transportation Contract Extension Six Months

You can count on continued bus service through Renaissance Transit during the new contract procurement process.

Jun 17, 2014

Contract Extension for Compton Renaissance Transit System Operations

This extension ensures that your local bus system continues to operate reliably, helping you get to work, school, and essential services.

Jun 17, 2014

Contract Amendment for Compton Renaissance Transit System Operation

This contract ensures continued operation of the Renaissance Transit System that provides transportation services to you and your neighbors throughout Compton.

Nov 19, 2013

Amend MV Transportation Contract for Transit System Extension

You and your neighbors will continue to have access to free or low-cost transit services on the Compton Renaissance buses, which provide connections to jobs, schools, and local retail establishments.

Nov 19, 2013

Reduction in Transit Fares for Disabled and Students

If you are disabled or a student, your transit costs for getting around Compton will be reduced, making it more affordable to travel.

Mar 12, 2013

Reduction in Transit Fares for Disabled and Students

If you are disabled or a student, you now pay just 50 cents instead of $1.25 to ride the bus, making public transportation more affordable for you.

Mar 12, 2013

Adoption of reduction in fixed route paratransit fares seniors

Your public transportation fares will be reduced if you are a senior using the Compton Renaissance Transit System.

Feb 19, 2013

Reduction Fixed Route Paratransit Fares Seniors Transit System

If you are a senior, you will pay lower fares to ride the Compton Renaissance Transit System, making transportation more affordable.

Feb 5, 2013

Operation and maintenance of Compton Renaissance Transit System for three years

Operating assistance for Compton Renaissance Transit Peak Hour Enhancement

3-year fixed route transit service agreement for Compton Renaissance transit operation and maintenance

Annual contract cost for MV Transportation to operate Renaissance Transit System

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.