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Payment Kiosk Platform Agreement with EUNA Solutions

You'll be able to pay your water bill, parking tickets, and permits 24/7 using cash, check, or card at self-service kiosks in City Hall, reducing wait times and making payments more convenient.

Feb 3, 2026

Resolution for Payment Kiosk Platform Installation Agreement

You will have convenient access to digital payment kiosks at city facilities, making it easier for you to pay your bills and fees.

Feb 3, 2026

Compton Connect Civic Innovation Initiative Agreement with Vantaggio

This AI system will make it easier for you to access city records, find meeting information, and get answers about city services 24/7 through a kiosk at City Hall and a mobile app — no more waiting in line or searching through complicated websites.

Sep 23, 2025

Water Department Budget Amendment and Recycling Station Purchase

Your city will install new recycling stations to make it easier for you to recycle beverage containers responsibly.

Oct 22, 2024

BigBelly Solar Kiosk Stations Purchase Order and Budget Amendment

These solar-powered recycling stations help reduce litter in your parks and public spaces while promoting environmental sustainability and reducing carbon emissions in your community.

Apr 25, 2023

Budget Amendment - BigBelly Smart Waste Stations Rental Agreement

These smart trash and recycling stations in your neighborhood parks reduce litter, lower collection costs, and improve environmental quality through better waste management technology at no additional tax cost.

Jan 18, 2022

BigBelly Smart Waste Stations - Purchase Order and Budget Amendment

These smart waste stations help keep your streets clean and make it easier to dispose of trash responsibly throughout Compton.

Jan 18, 2022

Budget Amendment for BigBelly Smart Trash Stations Installation and Service

Your neighborhood will have smart trash systems that improve cleanliness and waste management on city streets.

Dec 18, 2018

Multi-Year Rental Agreement for Smart Waste Stations

Your city is installing smart waste and recycling stations to improve street cleanliness and reduce litter in neighborhoods where you live and work.

Jun 28, 2016

Resolution authorizing rental and service agreement with BigBelly for trash stations

Smart trash and recycling stations help keep your neighborhood clean and make it easier to properly dispose of waste in public areas.

Jun 28, 2016

Contract with Corsair Display Systems for Hub City Cart Program Kiosks

This program will give you and other low-income Compton residents the opportunity to start small businesses with affordable kiosk rental space, helping you create jobs and economic stability for your family.

Oct 5, 2010

Contract with Corsair Display Systems for Hub City Cart Kiosks

These kiosks will provide you with improved information access and services as part of the Hub City Cart initiative in your community.

Oct 5, 2010

Payment kiosk platform installation and support for one year

One-year contract for payment kiosk platform installation and support

Annual payment kiosk platform support (optional two-year extension)

Purchase order to buyout six double kiosk recycling stations

Feb 3, 2026

city council

The council's only spending approval was a contract with EUNA Solutions for a payment kiosk platform at three city locations: $50,220 for the first year from the General Fund, plus a renewal option of $47,970 per year — that recurring figure sits $2,030 below the $50,000 council approval threshold, and EUNA Solutions is named in both line items of the same agenda item; the vote passed via electronic ballot with no individual tally verbally stated in the record. Three law firms — Alvarez Glassman & Colvin (serving as special counsel since July 2024), Hawkins, and Le Altrejo — gave informational presentations for potential outside legal counsel and bond counsel roles, but no contract was awarded at this meeting. The council made five board and commission appointments: Gerald Griffin and Joshua Baker to the Charter Review Board (5-0 each), Delores Holbrook to the Charter Review Board (5-0), and Dr. Johnny Withers to the Olympics Tourism Committee (5-0); Brunell McDaniels was appointed to the Public Safety Committee 4-1, with Bowers dissenting. Approximately 24 members of the public addressed the council, with multiple speakers raising concerns about ICE enforcement activity in Compton, Richland Farms parking permit enforcement, and critically low fire department staffing; the city manager's performance evaluation was conducted in closed session with nothing publicly reported.