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Compton council unanimously approves remediation and occupational-medicine contracts
Summary
At its Dec. 2 meeting the Compton City Council unanimously approved a remediation-services amendment for Fire Station No. 1 and a multi-year occupational medicine agreement; roll-call votes were recorded as all five members voting yes.
The Compton City Council voted unanimously at its Dec. 2 meeting to approve two professional-services measures.
First, the council approved a resolution authorizing the city manager to amend the professional-services agreement with a firm identified in the agenda as "DUDE" to continue corrective remediation services at Fire Station No. 1 in accordance with Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board directives and to issue a purchase order. The transcript references the amount as "857,400 $150"; the numeric phrasing in the public record is unclear, and the exact purchase-order dollar figure was not read aloud in a definitive format during the motion and roll call.
Second, council approved a multi-year professional-services agreement with Agile Occupational Medicine, amended the human-resources budget for FY 2025–26, and established an open purchase order not to exceed $75,000.
Both items were moved and seconded on the floor and passed in roll-call votes recorded in the transcript as follows: Council member Doohart — Yes; Council member Spicer — Yes; Council member Bower — Yes; Council member Dartton — Yes; Mayor Sharief — Yes.
What the votes mean: the DUDE item funds continued remediation work at a city fire station under water-quality directives; the Agile agreement provides occupational-health services through an open purchase order capped at $75,000 for human-resources needs.
Ending
The council did not record any amendments to either resolution during the meeting and the motions passed by unanimous vote.
