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Public Hearing and Resolution: Solid Waste Delinquent Charges Placed on LA County Tax Roll for FY 2026-2027

If you have an unpaid trash bill, this process could result in that debt being added to your property tax bill — contact Republic Services now to avoid a lien on your property.

Jul 7, 2026

Public Hearing and Resolution: Solid Waste Delinquent Charges Placed on LA County Tax Roll for FY 2026-2027

If you have unpaid trash collection bills from Republic Services, this action could result in those charges being added to your property tax bill — make sure your trash service account is current to avoid unexpected tax charges.

Jul 7, 2026

Schedule Public Hearing on Solid Waste Charges and Delinquencies for Tax Roll Collection

If you have an unpaid trash or recycling bill, your debt could be added to your property tax bill — attending the July 7 public hearing gives you a chance to speak before that happens.

Jun 23, 2026

Schedule Public Hearing on Solid Waste Charges and Delinquencies for Tax Roll Collection

If you have an unpaid trash or recycling bill, this process could result in that balance being added to your property tax bill — so it's important to attend the public hearing on July 7 or resolve any outstanding balance with Republic Services beforehand.

Jun 23, 2026

Solid Waste Delinquency Charges Collection on Tax Roll

This action ensures that all residents and businesses pay their fair share of trash collection costs so your street cleanup services can continue.

Jun 24, 2025

Public Hearing on Solid Waste Delinquencies Tax Roll Collection

If you have unpaid trash bills, they may be added to your property tax bill for collection - this ensures consistent waste service funding but could increase your property tax burden.

Jun 24, 2025

Public Hearing: Water Bill Delinquencies to LA County Tax Roll

Your unpaid water bills could be collected through your property taxes, potentially affecting your tax liability and property ownership.

Jun 17, 2025

Request to Schedule Public Hearing for Solid Waste Charges on Tax Roll

This affects how your trash and recycling fees are collected - they could be added to your property tax bill if you have delinquent accounts.

May 27, 2025

Public Hearing: Solid Waste Delinquencies and Tax Roll Collection

Your solid waste fees may be affected by this action, which addresses delinquent payments being collected to ensure the city's recycling and waste management services remain funded.

Jul 23, 2024

Solid Waste Delinquencies Tax Roll Collection Resolution

If you haven't paid your trash bill, this allows the city to add those charges to your property tax bill — pay your Republic Services waste bill to avoid this additional collection action.

Jul 23, 2024

Public Hearing - Solid Waste Delinquencies on Tax Roll

This allows the city to collect unpaid trash bills through your property tax bill if you fall behind on waste services.

Jul 23, 2024

Resolution: Solid Waste Delinquencies Tax Roll Collection Fiscal Year 2024-2025

Your solid waste delinquent fees will be collected through the county tax system, so you should be aware of any outstanding waste management charges.

Jul 23, 2024

Public Hearing Scheduled for Solid Waste Delinquencies Collection

This hearing addresses unpaid solid waste fees that may be added to your property taxes, so you should understand what delinquencies are being collected.

Jun 25, 2024

Public Hearing - Tax Delinquencies for Fiscal Year 2024-2025

This hearing addresses unpaid tax balances that may affect city services and your property taxes.

Jun 18, 2024

Schedule Public Hearing for Solid Waste Tax Roll Collection

This hearing affects how your trash and recycling charges appear on your property tax bill and allows you to protest any disputed charges before they're added to your tax roll.

May 28, 2024

Schedule Public Hearing for Solid Waste and Recyclables Charges

Your trash and recycling fees may change; this hearing is your chance to learn about and comment on any new charges that will appear on your utility bills.

May 28, 2024

Resolution Ordering Solid Waste and Recyclable Materials Charges

Your solid waste and recycling services charges will be collected with any outstanding balances added to your county property tax bill.

Jul 31, 2023

Solid waste and recyclable materials charges on property tax roll

This action helps the city collect unpaid trash and recycling bills through the property tax system, ensuring stable funding for the solid waste services that keep your neighborhood clean and sanitary.

Jul 31, 2023

Solid Waste Delinquency Charges to be Collected on County Tax Roll

This ensures unpaid trash and recycling bills are collected fairly through the county tax system, helping the city fund essential waste collection and recycling services that keep your neighborhood clean.

Jul 25, 2023

Public Hearing on Solid Waste Delinquencies Tax Roll Collection

Your solid waste bills may be affected by delinquency collection practices, which can impact your property taxes and municipal services.

Jul 25, 2023

Total balance of lien-eligible accounts (over 180 days past due with balance greater than $25) submitted for collection on the LA County Tax Roll.

Delinquent solid waste and recycling charges to be collected on property tax roll

May 27, 2025

city council

The single expenditure approved at the May 27, 2025 Compton City Council meeting was a $27,000 purchase order to Sherwin Williams for anti-graffiti paint, drawn from the Measure P Fund and passed 4-0 with Councilmember Duhart absent throughout the meeting. The council also approved first reading of an ordinance requiring labor violation disclosures from contractors on large construction projects, passed 4-0 (Duhart absent) after the full text reading was waived; three Western States Regional Council of Carpenters representatives spoke in favor before the vote and no members of the public opposed. Three scheduling items were approved without new spending: a public hearing on an AB 2561 vacancy rate review for June 3 (4-0, Duhart absent), a hearing on solid waste delinquencies for collection on the LA County tax roll for June 17 (passed — one public speaker and Councilmember Darton each stated opposition to placing trash bills on the property tax roll, but Darton voted yes after staff clarified the item applies only to multi-family and commercial accounts), and a HUD five-year consolidated plan hearing for June 24 (passed). The meeting also included informational-only presentations on coyote management, the ShotSpotter program (45 activations since going live in March 2025), and a new cellular-based citywide camera system intended to replace a 2007 system that staff stated is 95% inoperable; no spending was approved in connection with any of these presentations.

May 20, 2025

city council

The council approved six spending items, all on 5-0 votes (Duhart, Spicer, Bowers, Darden, and Mayor Sharif), including $4.20M in annual lighting and landscape district assessments and $913,641 in sewer service charges for FY2025/2026 — both recurring levies collected via the county property tax roll — a $2.73M contract with HASA Inc. for chlorine chemicals structured across four line items ($1.14M, $681,711, $681,711, and $227,237), a $200,000 purchase order for fleet gasoline from Jankovich, SC Fuels and Wood Oil, and a $320,760 contract with Clinical Laboratory of San Bernardino Inc. for water sample testing. Three speakers addressed the lighting assessment public hearing and four spoke during the sewer public hearing, with multiple residents questioning whether the recurring $54 annual sewer charge constitutes double-taxation given the city's outstanding 2009 sewer bond; no public comment was taken during the votes on items 11 through 13, though during the general comment period one resident questioned whether the chlorine purchase served pools and another asked what information residents receive from water sample results. Two vendor patterns were flagged: HASA Inc. accounts for all four line items under a single agenda item totaling $2.73M, and Clinical Laboratory of San Bernardino Inc. has three of its four payments structured below $100,000 — $80,190, $80,190, and $26,730, summing to $187,110 of the $320,760 total — identified in the structured agenda as a possible split payment. The meeting's largest dollar figure, $300.64M, is the city's investment portfolio balance reported by the city treasurer, not a spending decision; the $2.74M mentioned represents interest earned during the third quarter of FY2025, not an expenditure.