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Miami Beach Police retweeted
King tides are predicted to peak today, October 27 at 10:31 a.m. and again at 10:34 p.m.
Water levels may remain elevated for 1.5 to 2 hours before and after peak tide times, with flooding conditions varying by location.
Remember: speeding through floodwaters is extremely dangerous. Floodwaters may damage your vehicle and waves can worsen flooding effects in neighborhoods — impacting surrounding properties.
Learn more at miamibeachfl.gov/flood
Whether you're riding an e-scooter, e-bike, or any micromobility device, safety should always be your priority.
Ride in designated lanes, avoid sidewalks, follow all traffic signals, yield to pedestrians, and operate responsibly at all times. Let's work together to keep Miami Beach safe for everyone. 🌴🚲
#YourMBPD #RideSafeMB #MicromobilitySafety #MiamiBeach
LOCK UP & LEAVE YOUR WORRIES BEHIND! 🔒
Follow these simple tips to keep your car and belongings safe:
✅ Lock It or Lose It
📦 Remove It, Don't Show It
🚘 Park Smart, Stay Secure
Auto burglaries can happen in seconds—but you can prevent them! #YourMBPD
🚲 Micromobility Monday! 🚦
This past weekend, #YourMBPD hosted our first Micromobility Safety Education Course! Participants learned about traffic laws, safe riding practices, and how to navigate our streets responsibly with guidance from our officers.
Missed this one? Don’t worry! 🚴♂️ We’re just getting started!
📩 Interested in joining our next course? Reach out to Sergeant Lazaro Paredes [email protected] for more information!
Together, we’re making Miami Beach safer, one ride at a time! 💙
Another great Women’s Self-Defense Class at #YourMBPD! 💪🚔
Our Training Unit continues to empower women through hands-on training, practical self-defense techniques, and confidence-building skills.
Thank you to everyone who joined us today! 👏
#TRAFFICALERT: 69 STREET ROAD CLOSURE ⚠️
As part of ongoing roadway improvements, 69 Street, between Indian Creek Drive and Byron Avenue, will remain closed through Tuesday, October 27, 2026, weather permitting.
Intersections will remain open; however, turns onto 69 Street from Indian Creek Drive and Byron Avenue will be restricted. Pedestrian access will be maintained for residents along the affected block.
Learn more: bit.ly/4smP5SH
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This week, #YourMBPD was pleased to join the U.S. Secret Service Miami Field Office and other federal, state, and local law enforcement partners for a press conference highlighting coordinated security preparations for the 2026 G20 Leaders’ Summit at Trump National Doral this December.
Through strong interagency partnerships and coordinated planning, we remain committed to supporting the Secret Service’s security mission, protecting Miami Beach residents, and minimizing disruptions to daily life!
#YourMBPD reminds drivers to share the road and help keep our community safe! 🚲
Stay alert and remember to yield to bicyclists while traveling through our city. A little patience and awareness can make a big difference for everyone on the road.
Whether you're riding an e-scooter, e-bike, or any micromobility device, safety should always be your priority.
Ride in designated lanes, avoid sidewalks, follow all traffic signals, yield to pedestrians, and operate responsibly at all times. Let's work together to keep Miami Beach safe for everyone. 🌴🚲
#YourMBPD #RideSafeMB #MicromobilitySafety #MiamiBeach
Whether you're riding an e-scooter, e-bike, or any micromobility device, safety should always be your priority.
Ride in designated lanes, avoid sidewalks, follow all traffic signals, yield to pedestrians, and operate responsibly at all times. Let's work together to keep Miami Beach safe for everyone. 🌴🚲
#YourMBPD #RideSafeMB #MicromobilitySafety #MiamiBeach
Miami Beach Police retweeted
The Miami Beach Police Athletic League Block Party that was scheduled for this Sunday, October 18 has been canceled due to inclement weather in the forecast.
ALT This is an announcement poster for a canceled event hosted by the Miami Beach Police Athletic League and Gift of Life Marrow Registry. The image includes logos from both organizations and the Miami Beach Police. There's a large "CANCELED" sign across the poster. Two individuals wearing "Life Saver" and "Life Giver" shirts are embracing and smiling. The event was scheduled to occur at North Shore Park in Miami Beach.
Happy National Boss’s Day to our very own Chief Wayne A. Jones! 💙👏
Great leadership goes beyond a title. It’s about inspiring others, leading with purpose, and setting an example through service and dedication.
Today, we celebrate Chief Jones for his unwavering commitment to our department and his passion for the Miami Beach community.
Under his leadership, the men and women of #YourMBPD continue to give 100% in service to our community. That dedication is reflected in meaningful reductions across major crime categories:
📉 Vehicle Burglaries: ↓ 51.89%
📉 Auto Thefts: ↓ 41.67%
📉 Robberies: ↓ 40.00%
📉 Burglaries: ↓ 22.44%
📉 Sexual Batteries: ↓ 15.07%
📉 Aggravated Assaults/Batteries: ↓ 14.83%
Thank you, Chief for leading from the front and your continued commitment to inspiring our MBPD family and protecting our vibrant community!
🚨 Speeding puts everyone at risk.
Every time you exceed the speed limit, you reduce your ability to react, increase your stopping distance, and make crashes more severe.
Remember:
🚗 Speeding to keep up with traffic is illegal.
⚠️ Slowing down could save a life—including your own.
Let's all do our part to keep Miami Beach roads safe. Slow down, stay alert, and arrive safely. 💙
#YourMBPD reminds drivers to share the road and help keep our community safe! 🚲
Stay alert and remember to yield to bicyclists while traveling through our city. A little patience and awareness can make a big difference for everyone on the road.
👏 Congratulations to Crime Analyst Dashley Iribar for her outstanding work during the 2026 FIFA World Cup! Her intelligence reports along with the Intelligence Unit helped keep officers informed and supported public safety throughout the event.
Today, #YourMBPD welcomed Mr. Song Shiyou, Consul General and Counselor, and staff members from the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in the United States to discuss preparations for the G20 Summit.
The visit provided an opportunity to build connections and discuss coordination ahead of the event. We appreciate their visit and look forward to working together to support a safe and successful summit.
#MBPDALERT 🚨: MBPD Seeks Information Regarding Reported Animal Cruelty Incident.
The Miami Beach Police Department is aware of a social media post depicting an incident involving suspected animal cruelty.
At this time, the incident has not been formally reported to our department. We are working to establish the exact location and determine whether it occurred within our jurisdiction. We urge anyone with firsthand knowledge of the incident or information regarding its location to contact the Miami Beach Police Department at 305-673-7900.
We take animal cruelty seriously and appreciate the community’s assistance in bringing this matter to our attention.
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Update (1/1): A preliminary investigation by MBPD’s Criminal Investigations Division determined that the incident occurred within the City of Miami’s jurisdiction.
@MiamiPD has been notified.
LOCK UP & LEAVE YOUR WORRIES BEHIND! 🔒
Follow these simple tips to keep your car and belongings safe:
✅ Lock It or Lose It
📦 Remove It, Don't Show It
🚘 Park Smart, Stay Secure
Auto burglaries can happen in seconds—but you can prevent them! #YourMBPD
