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Lindsay swears in new public-safety sergeant Andrew Martinez

Lindsay City Council · July 22, 2026
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Andrew Martinez took the oath of office as part of a ceremonial swearing-in; council introduced him as a lateral hire for the Lindsay Department of Public Safety and welcomed his return to the city.

Andrew Martinez took the oath of office at the start of the Lindsay City Council meeting, pledging to support the U.S. and California constitutions as he assumed duties with the city. "I, Andrew Martinez, do solemnly swear ... that I will bear true faith and allegiance," Martinez said during the ceremony.

Mayor Paul Dansori and council members welcomed Martinez and noted his experience as a lateral hire to the Lindsay Department of Public Safety. Council members said the department benefits from hires familiar with local streets and operations; Martinez said he was "very thrilled to be back" after several years away and thanked the council for the opportunity to serve.