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Certificate Presentation: Keletsositse Olebile and Dr. Carl Fredrick Martin

Jul 14, 2026

Resolution Amending Classification and Salary Plan for City Manager Position

The City Manager runs day-to-day city operations — setting a clear salary and job description for this role helps attract and retain qualified leadership that directly affects the quality of services in your neighborhood.

Jul 7, 2026

Resolution Amending Classification and Salary Plan for City Manager Position

The City Manager runs day-to-day city operations — setting a fair and competitive salary helps Compton attract and keep qualified leadership that is accountable for delivering services to your neighborhood.

Jul 7, 2026

Contract Authorization for Dirt Removal and Dumping Services

Cleaning up these blighted vacant lots near the I-710 and Atlantic Avenue removes large debris mounds that attract illegal dumping, graffiti, and squatting — making your neighborhood safer and less of an eyesore for daily commuters.

May 26, 2026

Professional Services Agreement for Municipal Branding and Marketing with Selbert Perkins Design

This creates a unified city brand and marketing strategy to improve Compton's image and attract businesses and investment to your community.

Mar 17, 2026

Historical Sites Discussion

Identifying and protecting historical sites in Compton preserves your community's heritage and may attract visitors and economic development.

Feb 17, 2026

Amendment to Olympics/Tourism Committee Ordinance

This expands the committee working to attract tourists to your city during major sporting events, which could bring jobs and business revenue to your neighborhood.

Dec 9, 2025

Economic Development Strategic Plan Professional Services

Your city will develop a strategic plan to attract businesses and job opportunities to Compton, potentially creating more employment for residents.

Nov 4, 2025

Economic Development Strategic Plan Contract - Natelson Dale Group

This strategic plan will guide policies and investments to bring more businesses and jobs to Compton, potentially increasing your property values and expanding shopping and employment opportunities in your neighborhood.

Nov 4, 2025

Professional Services Agreement - The Natelson Dale Group

This plan will shape how Compton attracts new businesses and jobs to your neighborhood, which could mean more local employment opportunities and better services near where you live.

Nov 4, 2025

Professional Services Agreement with The Natelson Dale Group for Economic Development Strategic Plan

This plan will guide the city's efforts to attract new businesses and jobs to Compton, potentially bringing more employment opportunities and economic growth to your neighborhood.

Oct 28, 2025

Economic Development Strategic Plan Consulting Agreement

This plan will create a roadmap for attracting new businesses and jobs to your city, potentially increasing local employment opportunities and expanding the tax base that funds city services.

Oct 28, 2025

Amendment to Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Budget

These salary adjustments help the City attract and keep qualified staff in key positions like City Clerk Technician and Public Information Specialist — improving the services you receive at City Hall and public communications.

Sep 9, 2025

Holiday Lighting and Decorations Contract

These holiday decorations will brighten your neighborhoods during the holiday season, creating a festive atmosphere and potentially attracting more visitors to local businesses.

Jun 24, 2025

Resolution Approving Engineer's Report for Lighting and Landscape Assessments FY2025/2026

This report sets the rates for streetlight and landscaping services that keep your neighborhood safe and attractive.

May 20, 2025

Create Olympics/Tourism Committee - second reading

This new committee will help bring tourism and economic opportunities to Compton, potentially creating jobs and attracting visitors and their spending to your city.

Jan 21, 2025

Ordinance Creating Olympics/Tourism Committee

This committee will work to attract Olympic visitors to Compton in 2028, potentially bringing tourism revenue and showcasing the positive aspects of your community to the world.

Jan 14, 2025

Olympics/Tourist Committee Ordinance - First Reading

This committee will work to improve Compton's image and attract Olympic visitors to your city, potentially bringing economic benefits to local businesses and showcasing the positive aspects of your community.

Dec 24, 2024

Temporary License Agreement for Christmas Tree Sales

This seasonal business activity brings a holiday attraction to Compton Boulevard, providing residents with a convenient location to purchase Christmas trees in your neighborhood.

Nov 6, 2024

Citywide Salary Schedule Amendment Resolution

This could affect your city services as it adds new positions like Public Information Officer and Code Enforcement Officer II, and adjusts pay for existing positions to attract and retain qualified staff.

Oct 1, 2024

Business Attraction: lease agreements for restaurants and land development for grocery retailer

Mar 24, 2026

city council

The largest spending approved at this meeting was a five-year SEIU Local 721 collective bargaining agreement (Maintenance and Trades and Public Safety Auxiliary, FY2025–2029) carrying five expenditure line items totaling approximately $2.45 million; the city manager stated the deal brings wages closer to comparable-city market rates, it passed on an electronic vote, and no individual tally was captured in the transcript (Councilmember Darton was absent throughout the meeting). The council also approved a contract with Agiloft, Inc. for a contract lifecycle management platform — described from the dais as not to exceed $257,418 with a $76,000 implementation cost and $55,821 annual subscription — but the structured agenda items show Agiloft across six line items totaling $716,433, with four sub-$100K entries summing to $201,597 flagged as a possible split-payment pattern; additionally, a $76,000 line item attributed to Spectrum Mobility, LLC appeared in the structured agenda data but was not mentioned in the city manager's presentation, and the item passed with no tally stated. The consent agenda passed 4-0 with Darton absent, approving $102,245 in planning consultant contracts split between Interwest Consulting Group, Inc. at $180/hr and 4Leaf, Inc. at $160/hr from the General Fund. The largest single dollar item on the agenda — a right-of-entry agreement for the former Alondra Boulevard landfill site with $3 million flowing to Connecting Compton in two line items ($2M and $1M) — was pulled from the consent agenda before any vote; two Connecting Compton co-founders spoke in support during public comment, while two other residents raised concerns about unresolved environmental hazards at the site, including what one speaker described as visible daily gas emissions.

Dec 16, 2025

city council

The council's only spending approval was Item 5: $1,487.96 in General Fund expenditures for travel to the League of California Cities Mayor and Council Members Academy in Sacramento (January 21–23, 2026), structured as four separate line items — $675.00 payable to League of California Cities and three additional amounts of $508.96, $229.00, and $75.00 with no named vendors — approved 4-0, with Spicer absent. The city attorney publicly described a $200,000 settlement with former city official Eric Perrodin resolving two cross-litigation matters, but those agenda items were classified as informational and no open-session vote was recorded. Approximately 30 residents signed up for public comment; the dominant issue was opposition to the Richland Farms preferential parking ordinance, with multiple speakers citing the city's own code provision requiring 50% resident permit uptake before enforcement signs may be installed and stating that only roughly 40 of more than 400 homes had applied. Two speakers read California Penal Code 424 — covering misappropriation of public funds — into the record and formally noticed the city manager and all four council members regarding credit card charges attributed to Councilman Spicer; the mayor stated the investigation is ongoing and that the council has no control over its timeline.