Memorial Day Weekend 2015
#RespectTheScene

This is your time to chill. Remember to respect the
city that makes it possible.

• No one likes litter. Stash your trash.

• Alcoholic drinks stay inside.

  It's the law.

• Turn down the volume. Keep noise to a minimum.

• Keep glass containers & styrofoam
  off the beach.

Click here for everything you need to know for Memorial Day Weekend 2015. 

2015 Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremonies
MBPD Remembers Our Fallen Brothers and Sisters

In 1962, President John F. Kennedy signed a proclamation which designated May 15th as Peace Officers Memorial Day and the week in which that date falls as Police Week. Currently, tens of thousands of law enforcement officers from around the world converge on Washington, DC to participate in a number of planned events which honor those that have paid the ultimate sacrifice. MBPD also participated in several local and state memorials, including the Miami Beach Police Memorial Ceremony. This ceremony honors our seven fallen officers.  The ceremony was hosted outside of the Miami Beach Police Station at our dedicated memorial.

        

2015 Kindergarten Cops!
MBPD & PAL Thank All Kindergarten Cops
 

MBPD and PAL hosted a "fun fair" as a graduation present to all the kindergarteners who have worked hard all year learning about gun safety, calling 911, stranger danger and what it means to be part of the Miami Beach community. Our kindergarten cops visited the children in their classrooms throughout the year and created relationships built on trust and respect. Our goal has been to make the first interaction these children may have with police officers a positive one. The life lessons we share with them aim to help them make good choices in the future and avoid destructive ones. Click here for more photos!

  

Homeless Issues? 
Meet the MBPD HRO's

Did you know the Miami Beach Police Department has two dedicated officers to assist with our homeless population?  That's right, Officer Llamoca and Officer Lantigua are the homeless resource officers. These officers work closely with the city's Homeless Outreach Office in an effort to provide assistance to the homeless.

If you are experiencing issues with the homeless in your neighborhoods, email our homeless resource officers directly.  Remember, if your matter requires immediate police attention you must always dial 911.

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Lock Your Scooter

Don't Give Thieves A Chance
 

Scooters are a fun and economical method of transportation around the city. Unfortunately, due to their size and mobility they are often targeted. Here are several tips you can take to prevent your scooter from being stolen.

• Park you scooter in a well-lit area.