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Declare Surplus Copiers and Authorize Disposal

May 16, 2023

Purchase of Self-Contained Breathing Apparatuses for Fire Department

These life-saving tools allow firefighters to safely enter burning buildings and hazardous environments to rescue you and your neighbors—replacing outdated equipment ensures that first responders have the best protection available when they answer emergency calls in your area.

Jan 24, 2023

Professional Services Agreement for Comprehensive General Plan Update and EIR

A new General Plan will guide future development, housing, transportation, and land use in your city for the next 15-20 years—it shapes how your neighborhood develops and what services will be available.

Apr 19, 2022

Approval of Amendment to Position Classification Plan for Video Production Specialist

May 21, 2019

Accept Bid for HP Design Jet Plotter Purchase

This equipment upgrade helps the Water Department better manage water infrastructure and services to your home and business.

Apr 4, 2017

Upgrade Financial System to SunGard ONESolution Software

You benefit when the City has a modern, secure financial system that protects your tax dollars and ensures accurate budgeting for services like police, fire, and public works that affect your daily life.

Nov 19, 2013

Resolution Authorizing Purchase Order Océ Digital Color Wide Format Printing System $35,603.48

Dec 22, 2009

Contract: Water Infrastructure Engineering Services

These water infrastructure improvements will ensure your access to clean, reliable water by replacing outdated and undersized pipes throughout Compton.

Oct 13, 2009

Extend and Amend Valley Oak Systems Software Agreement

Mar 3, 2009

Accept Proposal for Citywide Street Lighting Design

Better street lighting will improve your nighttime visibility and safety by replacing outdated street lights with brighter ones throughout Compton.

Jan 6, 2009

City Charter Amendment Measure for April 2009 Election

Your city is asking voters on April 21, 2009 to update the City Charter by removing outdated language and ensuring it complies with current state law.

Dec 16, 2008

Resolution Submitting Charter Amendments to Voters April 21, 2009

You will vote on updating your city's charter to reflect current state law and remove outdated provisions.

Dec 16, 2008

Ordinance to Consolidate Law Enforcement, Security, and Parking Services

Jul 8, 2008

Ordinance - Consolidate Municipal Law Enforcement Services

Jul 1, 2008

Purchase Mobile Computer Systems for Fire Department Apparatus

These upgrades ensure faster emergency response in your neighborhood when you call 911 by replacing outdated equipment that frequently breaks down.

Jun 24, 2008

Jul 15, 2026

charter committee

The Compton Charter Review Committee heard testimony from Interim HR Director Taquan Jones, who explained city hiring processes, the personnel board's role, and urged the committee to modernize the outdated charter, noting it 'hamstrings' HR operations. Commissioners recommended adding the Charter Review Committee and Public Safety Commission as permanently required boards in Section 1000, debated whether to keep the Recreation and Parks Commission, and discussed establishing term limits for both commissioners and elected officials. The committee voted unanimously to table remaining Section 1000 discussion to address other agenda items, including Commissioner Lister's proposals on elected official term limits and mandatory public budget processes. Multiple residents urged the committee not to rush charter reform to meet an August ballot deadline, with one submitting a proposed 18-month timeline, while public correspondence from four community members was formally received and will be posted online.

Apr 16, 2026

personnel board

The Compton Personnel Board unanimously approved eligible lists for seven city positions, including 13 firefighter vacancies focused on paramedic-certified candidates narrowed from nearly 200 applicants. The board also approved three temporary appointments, abolished six outdated eligible lists, and granted temporary exemptions from classified service for three positions in the Water and General Services departments. HR Director Jones acknowledged an oversight in failing to bring an exempt appointment before the board previously and apologized for the lapse. Battalion Chief Jason Henderson was recognized for commanding the response to a major fire at a metal processing facility that drew national news coverage, and board members urged city leadership to prioritize inspections of high-risk industrial buildings.