Corcoran police swears in two sergeants, a new officer and dispatchers
June 01, 2026 | Corcoran, Kings County, California
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Corcoran Police Chief Margarita Ochoa swore in two new sergeants and introduced recently hired dispatchers during the Jan. 27 council meeting.
Chief Ochoa administered the oath to Sergeants Charlie Flores and Nicholas Gonzales and introduced dispatchers Evangelina Pimentel and Juan Amezcua. The chief also swore in Police Officer Michael Dawes and Police Reserve Cynthia Rea. The introductions were recorded as part of the meeting's presentations; no council vote was required for the swearing‑in actions listed in the transcript.
The transcript lists the swearing and introductions but does not include biographical details, salary information, or staffing‑plan context in the meeting record.
Chief Ochoa administered the oath to Sergeants Charlie Flores and Nicholas Gonzales and introduced dispatchers Evangelina Pimentel and Juan Amezcua. The chief also swore in Police Officer Michael Dawes and Police Reserve Cynthia Rea. The introductions were recorded as part of the meeting's presentations; no council vote was required for the swearing‑in actions listed in the transcript.
The transcript lists the swearing and introductions but does not include biographical details, salary information, or staffing‑plan context in the meeting record.
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