Florida Sheriffs Association
Today, more than 30 sheriffs, business leaders, and Attorney General Ashley Moody joined for a roundtable discussion to delve into the findings of a research report jointly conducted by the […]
The Florida Sheriffs Association is honored to announce the selection of Detective Robert Pence of the Broward Sheriff’s Office as the 2026 Law Enforcement Officer of the Year. This award, which is proudly sponsored by FirstNet®, Built with AT&T, is presented annually at the FSA Summer Conference to commend a law enforcement officer who has shown service, bravery, and honor in the line of duty.
As summer heats up in Florida, it’s crucial to prioritize heat, sun and water safety to enjoy the season to its fullest. Whether you’re a longtime Florida resident or a visitor to our great state, the Florida Sheriffs Association stands committed to protecting you and your loved ones. With community, marine and beach patrols, along with these essential summer safety reminders, we’ve got you covered.
The Florida Sheriffs Task Force has launched Operation Dry Spring aimed at protetcing Florida's youth during Spring Break.
The job of Sheriff, once thought of as a local position, now requires a global focus. In addition to fighting the effects of crime in their communities these men and women must work with other law-enforcement agencies on a statewide, federal and even international level to strike at the roots of the problems. We recently sat down with Alachua County Sheriff Sadie Darnell to learn a little more about her and what is happening with his community.
In this episode, FSA hears from Congressman Mike Waltz, who proudly serves Florida’s 6th Congressional District and is the first Green Beret elected to Congress. Congressman Waltz talked about his support for the Federal 1033 Program, which provides…
While most people haven’t a clue, Mexican Drug Cartels have established a presence throughout much of Florida. This presence brings with it harmful substances that affect many families, along with young women and children that are being sold as property and exploited in horrible ways.
Today, the Florida Sheriffs Association (FSA) weighed in on immigration enforcement. FSA challenged a weekly list published by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) of sheriffs’ offices who are not cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Florida Sheriffs expressed frustration with DHS’ unwillingness to work with local sheriffs within the constraints of federal case law to ensure our nation’s laws are being legally enforced.
For more information: Nanette Schimpf, APR, CPRC The Moore Agency 850-528-2639 cell For Immediate Release: Matthew Dunagan Named Seventh Executive Director of the Florida Sheriffs Association Tallahassee, Fla. (January 15, […]
In this episode, FSA speaks with Holmes County Sheriff John Tate about his family tradition of serving and protecting the citizens of his county. First elected in 2016, Sheriff Tate has worked to strengthen and expand the services he offers, and that…
