Miramar Police

The road way is now OPEN🚨

🚨 TRAFFIC ALERT 🚨 📍 ADDRESS: Miramar Pkwy / Red Road Miramar Police is currently on scene investigating a three-vehicle traffic crash with minor injuries at the intersection of Miramar Parkway and Red Road. ⚠️ Traffic Impact: • Northbound lanes at the intersection are partially blocked • No northbound through traffic at this time • Traffic is being diverted eastbound and westbound on Miramar Parkway around the intersection Motorists are urged to use alternate routes and expect delays in the area. Please drive cautiously and follow directions from officers on scene.

TRAFFIC ADVISORY The Miramar Police Traffic Homicide Investigation Unit is conducting an exercise on the west side of 8900 Miramar Parkway. All westbound traffic is being detoured in the area. Drivers are asked to use caution, expect delays, and seek alternate routes. The exercise is expected to be completed by approximately 2:45 p.m. today.

TRAFFIC ALERT: Miramar Police is currently on scene of a three-vehicle crash in the 16400 block of Miramar Parkway. Two westbound lanes are currently closed, with one lane open. Drivers should expect delays and use alternate routes when possible.

Miramar Police and Fire Rescue are on scene of a serious crash with injuries at 11900 Miramar Parkway. Traffic is being redirected in both directions. Drivers should avoid the area and use alternate routes.

TRAFFIC ADVISORY Update: 2:17pm TRAFFIC LIGHTS ARE NOW WORKING. ✅ Please be advised that the traffic lights are currently out at Red Road and Miramar Parkway. Miramar Officers are on scene directing traffic, and Traffic Engineering is working to resolve the issue. Traffic is flowing normally at this time. Please use caution in the area and follow officers’ directions.

10:17am UPDATE: Road is Open‼️ A traffic crash involving a scooter has occurred southbound on Flamingo Rd, just south of Red Rd. The rider was transported to the hospital with injuries. Traffic Impact: • One northbound lane of Flamingo Rd is currently closed • Expect delays in the area Please use caution and consider alternate routes while officers work the scene.

MIRAMAR- Crash with injuries. Eastbound Pembroke Road is CLOSED from Oleander Drive to Island Drive due to a traffic crash. The traffic signal at Island Drive is currently without power after being damaged in the crash. Emergency personnel are on scene directing traffic. Please avoid the area and use alternate routes. Updated to follow.

Graffiti is not art when it’s done on someone else’s property. It’s a crime. Vandalism and graffiti are arrestable offenses. If you see someone vandalizing property, call Miramar Police and help keep our community clean and safe. #MiramarPD #ServingOurCommunity

Miramar Police Officers take the time to show off their skills while helping children at the Miramar Annual Kite Festival 🪁☀️ #MiramarPD #ServingOurCommunity #KiteFestival

Happy Social Work Month 💙 The City of Miramar proudly recognized our Miramar PD Social Worker and Social Work Team with a proclamation at this week’s Commission Meeting. Thank you for the compassion, care, and support you bring to our community every day. 💙 #SocialWorkMonth #MiramarProud #MiramarPD

OFFICER SCOTT M. ALVINO End of Watch: March 19, 1982 Officer Alvino tragically lost his life on his way to work when his vehicle crashed into a canal during dense fog. He was young, well-liked, and deeply dedicated to serving his community. Though his time was short, his spirit of service remains a lasting reminder of the risks our officers face—sometimes even before their shift begins.

Welcoming our newest four-legged officer to the Miramar PD family 🐾💙 Chief Delrish Moss and Detective Kimkowski introduce Delila, our electronic detection K9. Delila is trained to locate computers, hard drives, thumb drives, and other digital evidence. The only one of her kind in Broward County and one of just over 200 nationwide. Special thank you to @ourrescue and @jordandetectionk9 Small paws. Big impact. 🐕‍🦺⚡ #MiramarPD #K9Unit #CommunitySafety #ServingOurCommunity #MiramarStrong

Most vehicle burglaries happen because of opportunity. Let’s take that away. Use an extra minute before leaving your vehicle to check that valuables are removed or out of sight. Lock your doors and make sure windows are fully closed. 🚗🔒 If you see something or someone suspicious in your neighborhood, trust your instincts and call us right away. Your awareness helps keep our community safe. ☎️ #MiramarPD #LockItOrHideIt #SeeSomethingSaySomething #CommunitySafety #CrimePrevention

Spring Break means more family time and often, more little passengers in the backseat. 💙 As routines change, take an extra moment before you leave your vehicle: 👀 Check the backseat 🔑 Take your keys 🚫 Never leave a child unattended in the car—not even for a minute Temperatures can rise quickly, and what feels like a short stop can turn into a dangerous situation. Parents and caregivers, this is our reminder to be intentional, stay alert, and protect what matters most. From all of us at the Miramar Police Department: your child’s safety starts with small, mindful actions. #MiramarPD #ChildSafety #SpringBreakSafety #LookBeforeYouLock #HotCarPrevention #ProtectOurKids #CommunityFirst

Spring Break is a time to relax, recharge, and enjoy but your safety should always come first. 💙 If your plans include celebrating, make the smart choice before you go out: designate a driver or use a rideshare. One decision can make all the difference for you, your friends, and everyone on the road. At the Miramar Police Department, we want you to enjoy the moments and make it home safely to the people who matter most. Let’s look out for one another, stay alert, and choose responsibility over regret. Have fun. Be safe. Get home. 🙏🏽 #MiramarPD #SpringBreakSafety #DriveSober #DesignatedDriver #RideSafe #CommunityFirst #StaySafe

Road Closure / Traffic Advisory Location: Palm Avenue & SW 215 Street Miami-Dade units requested assistance with traffic diversion as they continue firefighting operations south of the city. At this time, Miramar Police has been deployed and is assisting a Miami-Dade unit with blocking the southbound lanes of Palm Avenue (two lanes) leading into Miami-Dade County. The southbound U-turn lane is also blocked to prevent potential accidents. Traffic cones have been deployed and motorists are advised to avoid the area and seek alternate routes until further notice.