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Amend Tetra Tech Inc. Agreement for Water Engineering Services

This contract keeps the engineering team working on upgrading your city's water storage tanks — delays could affect the reliability and quality of the water coming out of your tap.

Jun 16, 2026

Tank Farm Reservoir Site Upgrades Contract Amendment

This project ensures your water storage tanks meet seismic safety codes and includes security improvements like cameras and gates to protect the water supply infrastructure.

Sep 2, 2025

Contract for Tank Farm Reservoir Upgrades

This upgrades your city's water storage tanks to improve water quality and ensure reliable water pressure throughout your neighborhood.

Dec 10, 2024

Landscape Maintenance Services for Water Storage Tank Sites

Proper landscape maintenance around water infrastructure protects your water supply quality and ensures reliable access to clean water for your household.

Apr 16, 2024

Water Storage Tank Landscape Maintenance Services Contract

This contract maintains landscaping around water storage facilities — helping protect your drinking water infrastructure while keeping these areas looking clean.

Apr 16, 2024

Approve Landscape Maintenance Contract for Water Storage Tank Sites

Proper landscape maintenance at your water facilities ensures these essential infrastructure sites are well-maintained and secure.

Apr 9, 2024

Water Storage Tank Sites Landscape Maintenance Contract

This maintains the landscaping around water storage tanks that help provide consistent water pressure to your neighborhood.

Apr 9, 2024

Authorization of Agreement with Blue Locker for Tank Inspection Cleaning Services

Oct 3, 2023

Annual Cathodic Protection System Repair and Testing for Water Reservoirs

Maintaining the cathodic protection system on water storage tanks prevents rust and corrosion that could contaminate your drinking water or cause water main breaks that disrupt service.

Apr 11, 2023

Water Department Budget Amendment - ARPA Funds for Infrastructure

These water infrastructure improvements directly affect your home's water quality and reliability—upgrades to 8 wells, storage tanks, and 156 miles of distribution lines mean better water pressure, cleaner drinking water, and improved fire protection in your neighborhood.

Apr 12, 2022

Water Storage Tank Cleaning and Maintenance Agreement with H20 Solutions

Regular tank cleaning and maintenance protects the safety and quality of your drinking water supply by preventing contamination and ensuring proper storage conditions.

Nov 5, 2019

Agreement with H2O Solutions for Water Tank Maintenance

Your water will be cleaner and safer with regular inspection and maintenance of water storage tanks that serve your neighborhood.

Nov 5, 2019

Authorize Change Order for Water Storage Tank Rehabilitation

These water tank improvements ensure you have reliable access to clean, safe drinking water and adequate water pressure for fire protection in your neighborhood.

Apr 26, 2011

Water Storage Tanks Rehabilitation Change Order

These water storage tank upgrades help ensure your community has reliable water supply and infrastructure.

Apr 26, 2011

Accept EPA water infrastructure improvement grant

Your city will receive nearly half a million dollars in federal funding to improve water quality, water pressure, and emergency water reserves, benefiting your home and neighborhood.

May 11, 2010

Three-year landscaping maintenance contract for water storage tank sites

Three-year service agreement for landscape maintenance services for two water storage tank sites

Three-year landscape maintenance services for water storage tank sites

Annual landscape maintenance services for water storage tank sites

Apr 16, 2024

city council

The council's largest spending commitment was a $1.53 million package for National Plant Services, Inc. — a recurring vendor appearing across three line items — consisting of a three-year, $1.07 million sewer cleaning and video inspection contract, a $356,730 purchase order for the first year of service, and a $100,000 purchase order to cover outstanding invoices already owed to the same vendor, approved 5-0. A $228,000 graffiti abatement contract with Urban Graffiti Enterprises, Inc. — a one-year agreement with two extension options — passed 3-1-1, with Council member Spicer voting no and Council member Duhart abstaining after Spicer identified the company as the highest bidder and noted it is based outside Compton; the city manager stated that competing bidders were disqualified for lacking required state contractor licenses. The council additionally approved, each on a 5-0 vote, $116,212 to Quinn Power Systems–Caterpillar, Inc. for generators at Fire Stations 1 and 3 (ARPA-funded), $112,000 to JMDIAZ Inc. for pool repairs at Gonzales and Lueders parks (Measure A-funded), and a $57,600 three-year landscape contract with Zorro Landscape Inc. for two water storage tank sites (ARPA-funded) — a vendor whose contract is structured across four separate line items, all below $100,000, summing to $136,000. A $93,688 Justice Assistance Grant budget amendment — an amount that sits just below the city's $100,000 council approval threshold — was approved 5-0 to fund mobile surveillance trailers. Nine members of the public addressed the council during general comment on topics including street conditions, graffiti, pool access, and the continued absence of AEDs in City Hall, but no public comment was recorded on any individual spending item.