We honor our past and look forward to a bright future. We are grateful to the incredible officers who have honorably served our community for five decades. Their dedication and sacrifice built the proud legacy we carry forward today.

We remember Miccosukee Police Wildlife Officer Donald Dante Thornbury, who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty on October 28, 1991. His service, courage and legacy will never be forgotten. #NeverForget

Congratulations to Officer Velasquez on completing the 80-hour CMS Defensive Tactics Instructor Course! He’ll help strengthen our program, emphasizing de-escalation, sound judgment and safe outcomes. Great job!

It’s always great to support our law enforcement partners across Miami-Dade County during their National Night Out events. Miami-Dade is a model of professional law enforcement and collaboration among agencies. We’re proud to stand alongside our partners and many communities.

Thank you to Mobile Mike, Global Empowerment Mission, our law enforcement partners and the generous people of Miami-Dade County for supporting Panhandle families after Hurricane Isaias. They urgently need water and emergency supplies. We’re grateful for every contribution.

Thanks to SRO Vanessa Cullen, Miccosukee Indian School and Miami-Dade Fire Rescue for making Little Helpers special. Our children have a bright future!

Thank you to Collier County Public Safety Director Nolan Sapp and EMS Chief Richard Esquerete for a productive meeting with Miccosukee Chief Health Officer Sorab Boga, Emergency Manager Paul Downing and me. We look forward to continued collaboration serving our communities.

Thank you, FWC, for welcoming us to your Training Academy. We value our partnership with your officers and research and conservation staff. Special recognition to Miccosukee Chief Sustainability Officer Kevin Cunniff, Sgt. Sergio Najera and Cpl. Rusty Lacey.

We look forward to seeing you this Wednesday as our community comes together to support our neighbors to the north impacted by Hurricane Isaias. Every donation, large or small, can make a difference for families who urgently need our help.

Lt. Michael Gay joined Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez to highlight PERMiO, Miami-Dade’s online disabled parking permit system. Easier applications and renewals, with safeguards against fraud, help protect parking for those who need it.

The Miccosukee Police and Miami-Dade Corrections Honor Guards presented the colors at the Zero Prostate Cancer Run/Walk, helping raise awareness about prostate cancer and screening. Talk with your healthcare provider about what’s right for you. #ZeroProstateCancer #EarlyDetection

Please pray for Philadelphia Police. One officer has died; another remains hospitalized in critical condition. Philadelphia is my hometown, and I will always love it. Praying for their families, law enforcement, and peace.

Over the past five days, Miccosukee Police have responded to two traffic crashes involving vehicles entering the water. Thankfully, there were no fatalities, and our police divers assisted in recovering both vehicles. Please drive safely.

Thank you to Miccosukee Police officers, communications personnel, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue and Air Rescue for helping a severely burned man on Oct. 5. Your teamwork made a difference. Our thoughts are with him and his family.

🎀 The Miccosukee Police Department stands with everyone affected by breast cancer. We honor survivors, support those in treatment, and remember loved ones lost. From our family to yours, you are not alone. #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

The Miccosukee Police Department extends warm wishes to all who are observing Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah. May these meaningful holidays bring joy, reflection, unity, and peace to you and your families.

The Miccosukee Police Department mourns K9 Dundee’s line-of-duty death. Our deepest condolences to Deputy Chala, his family, and the Lee County Sheriff’s Office. Thank you for your service, K9 Dundee. Your sacrifice will never be forgotten. 💙🐾 youtu.be/7frl2bPzrm0

Today, we recognize National Law Enforcement Suicide Awareness Day. We remember those we have lost and remind every officer: you matter, your life matters, and asking for help is a sign of strength. No one should face difficult moments alone.