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Professional Services Agreement with MRS Environmental for Pipeline Franchise Program Review ($30,810)

Pipelines running under Compton's streets carry oil and gas — this review ensures the city's franchise agreements with pipeline operators are up to date and that companies using your streets are meeting their legal obligations.

Jul 28, 2026

Professional Services Agreement with MRS Environmental for Pipeline Franchise Program Review ($30,810)

Pipeline franchises govern the companies allowed to run pipelines through Compton — a review of this program could mean the City collects more revenue or enforces better safety standards near your home.

Jul 28, 2026

Professional Services Agreement with MRS Environmental Inc. for Pipeline Franchise Program Review — $30,810

This review examines the pipeline franchise program that governs how utility companies operate pipelines in Compton's public rights-of-way, which can affect the fees the city collects and the safety of underground infrastructure in your streets.

Jul 21, 2026

Discussion and Direction: Empowering Reach Foundation

This discussion shapes how the city will partner with a nonprofit to deliver housing support services to vulnerable Compton residents using federal rescue funds — your input and the Council's direction could affect who receives help and how quickly.

Jul 21, 2026

Professional Services Agreement with Empowering Reach Foundation — HOME-ARP Funds $870,446.12

This agreement would fund supportive services for Compton residents who are homeless or at risk — if you or someone you know needs housing stability assistance, this funding could connect you with critical support programs.

Jul 21, 2026

Professional Services Agreement with MRS Environmental Inc. for Pipeline Franchise Program Review — $30,810

This review ensures that pipeline companies operating under city franchise agreements in Compton are properly monitored and paying the fees they owe — protecting your city's revenue and the safety of underground infrastructure in your community.

Jul 21, 2026

Discussion and Direction: Empowering Reach Foundation

This discussion will shape how the city partners with Empowering Reach Foundation to deliver supportive services to Compton residents using federal housing funds.

Jul 21, 2026

Professional Services Agreement with Empowering Reach Foundation — HOME-ARP Funds $870,446.12

This agreement funds supportive services for Compton residents in need — such as housing assistance and wraparound services — using federal American Rescue Plan dollars that can directly help vulnerable people in your community.

Jul 21, 2026

Professional Services Agreement with Empowering Reach Foundation Using HOME-ARP Funds ($870,446.12)

This agreement funds supportive services for Compton residents experiencing homelessness or housing instability — using federal rescue plan dollars to help your neighbors access housing, case management, and other critical support.

Jul 14, 2026

Three-Year Medical Director Agreement for Fire Department EMS ($127,500)

This agreement ensures your Fire Department has a qualified medical doctor overseeing the paramedic and emergency medical services that respond to over 10,000 calls per year in Compton.

Jul 14, 2026

Three-Year Medical Director Agreement for Fire Department EMS ($127,500)

This contract keeps a qualified doctor overseeing your local paramedics' medications and emergency care standards — ensuring the Fire Department's EMS team can legally and safely respond to medical emergencies in your neighborhood.

Jul 14, 2026

Professional Services Agreement with Empowering Reach Foundation Using HOME-ARP Funds ($870,446.12)

This agreement would fund supportive services — such as housing counseling, case management, or other assistance — for vulnerable Compton residents using federal pandemic relief money, helping people at risk of homelessness stay stably housed.

Jul 14, 2026

Resolution Ratifying and Amending MIG, Inc. Agreement for General Plan 2045 Update and HCD-Mandated Rezoning

The General Plan 2045 shapes how land is used across Compton for the next two decades — including where housing, businesses, and parks can be built in your neighborhood — and state-required rezoning could open more areas to new housing development.

Jul 7, 2026

Resolution Ratifying and Amending MIG, Inc. Agreement for General Plan 2045 Update and HCD-Mandated Rezoning

The General Plan 2045 is a long-term blueprint for how Compton grows — it shapes where housing, businesses, and parks can be built in your neighborhood, and state-required rezoning affects what can be developed near your home.

Jul 7, 2026

Professional Services Agreement with HOPICS for Supportive Services Using HOME-ARP Funds — $600,000

This contract funds outreach and support services for homeless residents in Compton using federal rescue dollars — these services help connect your unhoused neighbors with shelter, mental health care, and housing resources.

Jun 23, 2026

Professional Services Agreement with Empowering Reach Foundation Using HOME-ARP Funds — $870,446.12

This agreement funds supportive services for vulnerable Compton residents — including those experiencing homelessness or housing instability — using federal rescue funds that can help your neighbors find stable housing and support.

Jun 23, 2026

Professional Services Agreement with HOPICS for Supportive Services Using HOME-ARP Funds — $600,000

This agreement funds services that help homeless individuals in Compton access housing, mental health support, and other critical resources — addressing one of the most visible challenges in your community.

Jun 23, 2026

Professional Services Agreement with Empowering Reach Foundation Using HOME-ARP Funds — $870,446.12

This funding brings supportive services for homeless and housing-vulnerable Compton residents, helping people in your community access shelter, counseling, and other resources to get back on their feet.

Jun 23, 2026

Resolution Amending Tetra Tech Agreement for Engineering Services — Funding Source Change

Extending this engineering contract helps keep important water infrastructure projects on track in Compton — meaning fewer delays in repairs or upgrades that could affect the reliability of water service to your home.

Jun 16, 2026

Resolution Amending Tetra Tech Agreement for Engineering and Project Management Services

This contract extension keeps the engineering firm managing key water infrastructure projects in Compton — ensuring improvements to your water system stay on track.

Jun 16, 2026

Professional services agreement with MRS Environmental, Inc. for pipeline franchise program review.

Professional services agreement with MRS Environmental, Inc. for pipeline franchise program review, funded from Public Works Engineering Department FY 2026-2027 Budget, Account No. 1001-710-000-4262

Professional services agreement and purchase order with MRS Environmental, Inc. for pipeline franchise program review.

Professional services agreement with Empowering Reach Foundation for supportive services funded by HOME-ARP

Mar 10, 2026

city council

The council's two largest spending approvals at the March 17, 2026 meeting were a $204,116.70 amendment to an existing professional services agreement with Bowman Infrastructure Engineers Ltd. for additional construction management and inspection on road repair project phase nine—passed with four affirmative votes and one abstention—and a contract not to exceed $98,375 with Silbert Perkins Design for municipal branding and marketing consulting, passed 5-0; the Silbert Perkins amount sits $1,625 below $100,000, which analysts typically flag as a potential threshold-adjacent figure, though Compton's specific contract approval threshold is not stated in the meeting materials. Bowman Infrastructure Engineers is a repeat vendor on a multi-phase road project, with this item adding funds to an existing agreement whose original contract value is not disclosed in the available materials. A Special Legal Counsel Authorization Resolution (Item 2 on the structured agenda) was also approved as part of the consent agenda, 5-0, with no dollar amount appearing in the available materials. More than fifteen residents addressed the council during public comment on non-spending matters—including pothole damage reimbursement denials, parking enforcement disputes, code enforcement complaints, and questions about commissioner eligibility to run for office—while no members of the public addressed either the Bowman or Silbert Perkins spending items before those votes were taken.

Dec 2, 2025

city council

The council's largest spending approval was a $857,450 contract amendment with Dudek for groundwater remediation at Fire Station 1, passed 5-0 with no public comment on the item; the contract is broken into four sub-components ($505,000; $177,000; $97,500; $77,950), with one line at $97,500 sitting just below the $100,000 approval threshold, and all five Dudek line items across the agenda total approximately $1.71 million. The council also approved, 5-0, a professional services agreement with Agile Occupational Medicine establishing an open purchase order not to exceed $75,000 from the General Fund for occupational medicine services, also with no public comment on the item. The meeting's largest dollar figure — a $301.76 million investment portfolio balance and $3.11 million in first-quarter interest earnings — came from an informational City Treasurer presentation and represents no new spending. Ten members of the public addressed the council during general comment, most raising allegations of city credit card misuse by Councilmember Spicer and at least one other individual; the mayor announced she would call a special meeting that Thursday to address the credit card issue.