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Approval of Retired Annuitant as Interim Assistant City Manager

Hiring an interim assistant city manager helps keep city operations running smoothly while a permanent hire is being recruited, so the services you depend on — from street repairs to permits — stay on track.

Sep 8, 2026

Approval of Retired Annuitant as Interim Assistant City Manager

Hiring an interim assistant city manager ensures that day-to-day city operations and services in your community continue without interruption during a leadership transition.

Sep 8, 2026

Fire Department Ambulance Billing Services Contract

This contract ensures proper billing and collection for fire department emergency services — helping recover costs to maintain your paramedic and emergency response services without increasing taxes.

May 12, 2026

Utility Billing Services Purchase Order

Your water and utility bills will be processed and managed by this company, so you may see changes in how you receive billing statements.

Mar 17, 2026

Purchase Order for Utility Billing Software Services with Springbrook

This software processes your monthly water bills and online payments — without it, you couldn't pay your water bill or receive accurate billing statements.

Mar 17, 2026

NV5 Contract Amendment for Wilmington Avenue Project Services

This funds continued oversight of the street safety improvements on Wilmington Avenue that will make walking and biking safer in your neighborhood.

Jan 13, 2026

Heritage House Restoration Professional Services

This restoration preserves your community's historical heritage and cultural identity for future generations.

Nov 12, 2024

Resolution Authorizing Heritage House Restoration Contract

This restoration will preserve an important historical building that represents your community's heritage and culture.

Nov 12, 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: 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

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 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

Budget Amendment for Citywide Street Sweeping Sign Restoration

Restored street sweeping signs help you understand when your street will be cleaned and avoid parking fines.

May 7, 2024

Cultural Arts Peace Monument PowerPoint Presentation

This cultural arts peace monument initiative celebrates Compton's commitment to peace and cultural expression in your community.

Feb 20, 2024

MOU with LA Metro on Regional Intelligent Transportation Systems

Dec 19, 2023

Interagency MOU Agreement – Regional Integration of Intelligent Transportation Systems

Dec 19, 2023

Resolution: Interagency MOU with LA County Metropolitan Transportation Authority

This agreement helps improve traffic and transportation systems in your area through regional coordination and intelligent systems integration.

Dec 19, 2023

Ratify Employment Agreement for Interim Assistant City Manager

Sep 5, 2023

Rescind and ratify employment agreement with David A. Paschal

Sep 5, 2023

Residential Water Service Rate Adjustments and Charges

Your water bill will increase by $4.86 per month (from $27.66 to approximately $32.52), which translates to an annual increase of about $58.32 on your residential water service charges.

Jul 31, 2023

May 28, 2024

city council

The largest new spending approval was $373,857 to Vincor Construction, Inc. for facility renovations funded from the Insurance Recovery Fund, with Duhart, Spicer, Darden, and Mayor Sharif voting yes — Bowers's vote was not captured in the transcript; the structured agenda lists Vincor across four line items on the same agenda item, including additional contract figures of $169,239 and $155,854, with total flagged Vincor amounts reaching approximately $1.07 million. The council also approved a $58,000 purchase order to Republic Services for compost and mulch (5-0) — a vendor appearing in two identical $58,000 line items on the same agenda item, totaling $116,000 and flagged as a possible split payment — and a $34,989 purchase order to Quinn Company for an outstanding invoice and maintenance services (5-0), structured across four sub-items summing to $104,967, also flagged as a possible split payment. A $20,026 contract with Mars Environmental for environmental disposal, drawn from the Public Works Street Maintenance Equipment Rental Fund Balance, was pulled from consent by Councilperson Duhart, who noted that fund balance information was absent from the staff report, and then approved 5-0; the city attorney's oral report separately disclosed two previously authorized litigation settlements — $3,975,000 in Leggett v. City of Compton and $1,500 in Rogers v. City of Compton — neither of which was a new spending decision at this meeting. A proposed five-year lease with Angels for Sight was pulled before any vote by the mayor, who cited legal issues that surfaced after the agenda was posted. Six residents addressed the council during public comment, raising concerns about business licensing processes, meeting minutes accuracy, street and tree maintenance, prostitution on Long Beach Boulevard, pothole repair material quality, and vendor oil disposal into storm drains.