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SLA Inc. Raymond Street Park Equestrian Enhancement Project MOU
This partnership will improve Raymond Street Park with equestrian facilities and community enhancements, giving you and your family new recreational opportunities in your neighborhood.
Jun 9, 2026
MOU with SLA Inc. for Raymond Street Park Equestrian Enhancement Project
This agreement could bring new equestrian and community amenities to Raymond Street Park, giving you and your family more recreational opportunities in your neighborhood.
Jun 9, 2026
Resolution for Raymond Street Park MOU with SLA Inc.
This project will enhance Raymond Street Park with equestrian facilities and community improvements for your family's recreation.
Jun 3, 2026
Resolution Authorizing MOU with SLA Inc. for Raymond Street Park Equestrian and Community Project
This agreement could bring new equestrian and community programs to Raymond Street Park, expanding recreational opportunities for youth and families in your neighborhood.
Jun 3, 2026
SLA Inc.
$3.0MPreliminary low-end conceptual estimate for the overall Raymond Street Park project cost
SLA Inc.
$4.0MPreliminary high-end conceptual estimate for the overall Raymond Street Park project cost
SLA Inc.
$3.0MLow end of preliminary conceptual estimate for the overall Raymond Street Park project, subject to final design scope and funding availability.
SLA Inc.
$4.0MHigh end of preliminary conceptual estimate for the overall Raymond Street Park project, subject to final design scope and funding availability.
Jun 3, 2026
city council
The Compton City Council held its annual AB 2561 public hearing on workforce vacancies, with HR reporting the city's vacancy rate dropped from 27.8% to 20.1% after 136 successful hires this fiscal year. The Fire Fighters union raised concerns about 15 fire department vacancies and the loss of 239 years of combined experience from 22 departures over the past decade. Multiple residents urgently demanded action on World Oil refinery emissions near Cesar Chavez Park, citing repeated citations, a facility fire, and ongoing health effects including nosebleeds and nausea affecting families and children. A proposed memorandum of understanding with SLA Inc. for a Raymond Street Park equestrian project failed on a 2-2-1 vote after concerns about the lack of a competitive bidding process. Council Member Bowers was appointed the new Mayor Pro Tem for District 3, and the fiscal year 2026-2027 budget public hearing was rescheduled to June 16.