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Purchase 50 Taser-10 Devices from Axon Enterprise Inc.

This purchase equips city code enforcement and security officers with updated less-lethal devices and de-escalation training, which helps keep both officers and residents safer during potentially dangerous encounters in your community.

Jun 16, 2026

Resolution Authorizing Multi-Year Agreement with Axon for TASER-10 Devices and VR Training

This purchase equips the law enforcement officers who serve your community with updated TASER devices and simulation training, which can affect how safely and effectively officers respond to incidents in Compton.

Jun 16, 2026

Resolution Authorizing Agreement with Axon Enterprise for TASER-10 Devices and VR Training

This contract equips law enforcement serving Compton with updated less-lethal TASER devices and virtual reality training — which can affect how officers respond to situations in your community.

Jun 16, 2026

Taser-10 Energy Devices and Training Contract

This contract provides sheriff's deputies with modern less-lethal tools and training — potentially reducing use of deadly force while maintaining public safety in your community.

May 12, 2026

Presentation: Various Legal Matters Related to City Attorney

May 20, 2025

Contract with Vital Records Control for Document Scanning Services

Oct 1, 2024

Purchase Order for Vehicle Equipment Installation

Your city services that depend on these vehicles—such as emergency response, public works, and maintenance—will be improved with properly equipped trucks.

Jul 16, 2024

Vehicle Equipment Purchase for Chevrolet Silverado Fleet

These work trucks will be equipped properly to maintain city services like street repairs, water system maintenance, and emergency response in your neighborhoods.

Jul 16, 2024

2024 Chevrolet Tahoe Purchase for Fire Chief

This vehicle helps your Fire Chief respond faster to emergencies and better serve your community.

Jun 25, 2024

Fire Chief Vehicle Purchase from Carson Chevrolet

This reliable vehicle for the Fire Chief ensures faster emergency response times and better coordination of fire services that protect your home and family.

Jun 18, 2024

Purchase 2024 Chevrolet Tahoe for Fire Chief Vehicle

A reliable vehicle for your Fire Chief helps ensure emergency response and fire safety services reach your neighborhood quickly and effectively.

Jun 18, 2024

Water Department Fleet Vehicle Purchase Authorization

These new water department trucks will help repair water wells, maintain fire hydrants, and read meters more efficiently — improving water service reliability in your neighborhood.

May 14, 2024

Resolution Amending Budget and Fleet Vehicle Purchase

Your city is upgrading its fleet vehicles, which means better service delivery and more reliable transportation for city operations that serve your community.

May 14, 2024

City of Compton Billing Policy

Mar 14, 2023

Resolution Authorizing Fleet Vehicle Purchases ($3,163,001)

Your city is replacing aging fleet vehicles that are over 10 years old and cost-prohibitive to maintain — this means faster street repairs, code enforcement, fire response, and improved city services in your neighborhood.

Jul 27, 2021

Fleet Vehicle Purchase - Amended Budget Transfer and Re-issuance of Purchase Orders

Your city is ensuring it has the necessary vehicles to deliver essential services such as police patrol, fire response, and street maintenance in your community.

Jul 27, 2021

Fleet Vehicle Procurement - Purchase Orders for Winner Chevrolet, Freeway Toyota and Selma Honda

Your city services will be more reliable and efficient with updated fleet vehicles that serve your community's needs for fire, police, and public works operations.

Jul 27, 2021

Amend 2021-2022 Budget for Fleet Vehicle Purchase Orders

Your city is replacing aging fleet vehicles that have been in service for over 10 years with newer, more reliable vehicles that will improve service delivery—Code Enforcement officers will be able to confiscate large items independently without coordinating with Public Works, and your fire and development services will operate more efficiently with updated vehicles.

Jul 27, 2021

Fleet Vehicle Procurement Amendment

Updated city fleet vehicles ensure better service delivery to your neighborhoods for police, fire, public works and other essential services.

Apr 21, 2021

Budget Amendment for Fleet Vehicle Procurement

Apr 6, 2021

60-month agreement for 50 Taser-10 devices, accessories, VR training, and warranty with Axon Enterprise Inc.

Multi-year agreement with Axon Enterprise for TASER-10 devices with VR certification and training

Taser-10 energy devices with VR certification and training

Scanning services for document management

Jul 16, 2024

city council

The council approved a $1,104,105 contract with Enterprise Automation for a SCADA water system upgrade funded from ARPA, with the vendor appearing across two separate budget-source line items for the same contract, voted 5-0; it also approved a $900,000 contract amendment with Dudek for continued environmental remediation at Fire Station 1 — sole-sourced, with the city manager stating no alternatives exist and the contractor having been on site since 1998 — split $450,000 for FY2023-24 and $450,000 for FY2024-25, also 5-0, with Dudek appearing across 10 line items in the same agenda item totaling $2.70M, including one sub-item of $48,000 sitting just below the $50,000 approval threshold. Two identical purchase orders of $66,509 each to Camino Real Chevrolet for vehicle equipment — flagged as a possible split payment totaling $133,019 — passed 5-0, as did a CDBG-CV federal grant reallocation of approximately $1.67M that included allocations of $92,184 and $47,000 sitting just below the $100,000 and $50,000 approval thresholds, respectively. At least three residents — Rodney Lister, Clarence Tate, and Lynn Bone — addressed Item 8, a municipal code amendment to agenda preparation procedures, before it passed 5-0 on floor-amended language that differed from the backup materials; no members of the public addressed the vehicle purchase, the Dudek contract amendment, or the SCADA contract before those votes.

Jun 25, 2024

city council

The council's largest approved expenditures at its June 25, 2024 meeting were $600,000 to United Pacific Services for tree trimming using ARPA funds (5-0), $322,839 sole-source to CLA-VAL Company for water control valve repairs from ARPA (5-0), $252,405 to Johnson Controls — a vendor the city manager's office stated the city has used for roughly 17 to 18 years — for City Hall HVAC maintenance drawn from Measure P fund balance (5-0), $167,145 to ChargePoint for fleet charging stations (5-0), $100,000 to The Blue Diamond Company for asphalt materials (5-0), and $84,465 to Carson Chevrolet for a 2024 Chevrolet Tahoe for the fire chief (5-0). The council withdrew without a vote the meeting's largest single item — a proposed $1.82 million multi-year agreement with Yunex Traffic for traffic signal and street light maintenance — after members cited service deficiencies and noted only one vendor had responded to the solicitation; a $100,500 investment advisory contract with Chandler Asset Management was also pulled by staff before a vote, and a $763.36 GovConnection computer equipment order was pulled by a council member over invoice calculation discrepancies. Two approved contracts involved split-payment structuring across multiple line items: Govinvest Inc. received $227,056 total for software management services (5-0) and MGT of America Consulting received $48,688 total for Senate Bill 90 consulting (5-0); B-Adair Consulting & Administrative Services was approved on the consent agenda for $24,900 in grant reconciliation services — $100 below the standard $25,000 council approval threshold — as part of a 5-0 consent vote. The FY 2024-2025 budget passed 4-1 with Councilwoman Darden dissenting, fireworks stand permits were approved 4-1 with Mayor Sharif voting no, and approximately 20 residents addressed the council during public comment, raising concerns about fireworks safety, a video shoot that blocked local businesses without advance notice, trash collection reliability, and the recurring selection of the same nonprofit organizations for CDBG grant funding.