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Authorize Travel for Elected Officials to 2026 Sacramento Legislative Tour

This trip allows your elected officials to meet with state legislators in Sacramento to advocate for Compton's interests and priorities at the state level, which can affect funding and laws that impact your community.

Aug 4, 2026

Authorization for Elected Officials Travel - Sacramento Legislative Tour

This legislative tour helps your elected officials stay informed about state policies that could affect city services, funding, and programs in Compton.

Nov 4, 2025

Request to Authorize Travel for Elected Officials 2026

Your elected leaders will have the opportunity to learn about state legislation and advocacy strategies that could benefit Compton.

Nov 4, 2025

Travel Authorization for Sacramento Legislative Tour January 2025

Oct 22, 2024

Travel Authorization - Sacramento Legislative Tour

This trip allows your elected representatives to learn about state issues affecting Compton and advocate for your community's needs in the state capital.

Oct 22, 2024

Request to Authorize Travel for Elected Officials Sacramento Legislative Tour

Nov 21, 2023

Authorize Travel for Elected Officials Sacramento Legislative Tour

Your elected officials will gain valuable insights from state legislators that can help them advocate for Compton's needs and funding.

Nov 21, 2023

Authorize Travel for Elected Officials to Sacramento Legislative Tour

Nov 15, 2022

Travel Authorization for Elected Officials to 2023 Sacramento Legislative Tour

Nov 15, 2022

Authorize Travel for Elected Officials to Sacramento Legislative Tour

Dec 21, 2021

Authorize Travel to California Contract Cities Association Conference

Dec 21, 2021

Per-person cost for 2023 Sacramento Legislative Tour attendance (registration, hotel, transportation; excludes taxes, fees, and per diem)

Approximate cost per person for California Contract Cities Association 2022 Sacramento Legislative Tour (excluding taxes and lodging)

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.