Summary
Chief Fleming reported major successes with the new drone first responder program and noted that sworn staffing levels have crossed one officer per thousand residents for the first time in years.
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Last discussed Feb 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
Funded through existing police budget and grant allocations.
Clovis residents and business owners experiencing faster police response times.
The public is harmed because they don't know what the police have and can't trust the city to be open.
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City Council - Feb 2, 2026
Chief Fleming reported major successes with the new drone first responder program and noted that sworn staffing levels have crossed one officer per thousand residents for the first time in years.
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