2024 General Election Runoff

A runoff election for the Town Mayoral seat will take place on November 26. Voters assigned to Precinct 307 (Miami Lakes United Methodist Church, 14800 Ludlam Rd) will be temporarily assigned to vote at Precinct 308 (Miami Lakes K-8 Center, 14250 NW 67 Ave) for the November 26 runoff election. For more information, please visit miamilakes-fl.gov/election.

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee works with local residents, businesses and the Police Department to organize and develop local crime watch programs and provide opportunities for public safety awareness and education.

Board Details

MEETING SCHEDULE: The Public Safety Committee meets on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m., subject to change. Meetings are held in Town Hall (6601 Main Street) in the Community Conference Room, Room 106. Special meetings are called as needed.

MEMBERSHIP: The Public Safety Committee shall be comprised of seven (7) members, in which each member of the Town Council shall nominate and appoint one (1) individual. In addition, the Town Manager shall appoint a representative from the Town of Miami Lakes service area of both the Miami-Dade Fire Department and the Miami-Dade County Police Department to serve as advisors to the Committee.


Vacancies: 1 Current Vacancy

Staff Liaison: Isabela Creighton, Committee Liaison

Liaison Contact: creightoni@miamilakes-fl.gov • (305)364-6100

Legislative History: Resolution 09-739, Resolution 15-1297

Member Roster
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Nancy RogersChair
Johnny TorresVice-Chair
Jorge PenaSecretary
Darwin VillavicencioMember
Carlos J. AndresMember
Luis LopezMember
Officer Robin AmadorPolice Department Representative
Marc Chavers, Division ChiefFire Department Representative
Events & Initiatives

May is Law Enforcement Appreciation Month.

During this time, we honor officers who lost their lives in the line of duty, and we show our appreciation for those who continue to put their lives on the line to protect us.

Show your support by participating in Project Blue Light, a project of the organization Concerns of Police Survivors.

Place a blue light in your front yard or a blue candle in a window of your home or business.

Ways to support Law Enforcement:

  • Take a picture of your blue light and share it on social media
  • Share a positive story on social media
  • Tie a blue ribbon around your mailbox
  • When you see officers, thank them!
  • Join us at the Town of Miami Lakes Council Meeting in May

The Public Safety Committee with the support of the Miami Lakes Town Council sponsors the following programs:

  • Police & Fire Appreciation Breakfast
  • Resources at Town Events

For a complete list of upcoming events visit the Town Calendar. To reserve a spot at an upcoming event visit Eventbrite.

Videos:

Don’t Block the Box

Lock It or Lose It

Crosswalk Safety