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Founded in 1836 as the Dade County Sheriff's Office, the Miami-Dade Police Department has experienced many changes through the years, both in personnel and resources. In this video, we turn back the hands of time and take you on a journey through the years. Through the graciousness of our current and former employees who so kindly provided us with their pictures and memorabilia, we've created the "Remember When" gallery, now on display on the second floor of the Miami-Dade Police, Fred Taylor Headquarters Building. This montage illustrates some of the vehicles, aircraft and officers through the years, as well as some of the major events that have occurred in Miami-Dade County. Reminisce and enjoy the video.
Homeland Security
Watch this video about reporting suspicious activity.
Important Notice!
The Miami-Dade Police Department prohibits enforcement profiling and will provide law enforcement services in a fair and impartial manner.
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.Congratulations to Miami-Dade Police Department for Winning multiple NACo Awards related to Smart Policing using technology and innovation
2010 Shop with a Cop
The Miami-Dade Police Department joins Target stores to provide families the opportunity to go shopping for gifts for the Holiday. MDPD Officers made contact with the children and families prior to the shopping date in order to determine the neediest and developed a bond with them during these trying times.Homicide Bureau - Cold Case Squad
Help MDPD solve cold cases
The Cold Case Squad can always use the help of ordinary citizens. There are currently about 2000 cold cases that remain unsolved, and you may have knowledge about one of these crime that can help us solve the case. Click on the above link for information on some of our cold cases, and perhaps you can help bring justice to the families of these victims.
Public Corruption Investigations Bureau Tipline
As a citizen of Miami-Dade County you can play a vital role in combating public corruption. If you have information that you would like to report to the Public Corruption Investigations Bureau, please call our Tipline at 305-599-3121 or contact us via e-mail. Reporters may remain anonymous.
Special Victims Bureau
Have you seen this man? This man as well as other fugitive or absconded Sexual Predators and Offenders can be seen here. If you have information on the whereabouts or activities of anyone on this list, please call Miami-Dade County Crime Stoppers at (305) 471-TIPS.
2010 NACo Achievement Awards
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- Burglary Information
- Crime Incident Mapping
- Diversion Program
- Fingerprints & Background Checks
- The Juvenile Curfew Ordinance
- Kristen Gray Case
- Mobile Operations Centers
- Mortgage Fraud Task Force
- Nuisance Abatement Unit
- Officer Down Memorial
- Operation Support our Wounded Warriors
- Police Officer Assistance Trust
- Writ Search
Emergencies:
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Police Records
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Police Department
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