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Claremont Police Commission re-elects Fung chair, Hernandez vice chair

September meeting minutes also record a crime data briefing and public questions about the Diego Rios incident.

Claremont Police Commission· posted Nov 6Vote

The commission that oversees Claremont police chose Allison Fung as chair and Commissioner Hernandez as vice chair for the coming year, both unanimously. Chief Michael Ciszek briefed members on staffing and a new state crime reporting system, and the next regular meeting is November 12, 2026.

What happens next

Next regular Police Commission meeting in the Claremont Council Chamber · Nov 12

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