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Important Update for Florida Schools and Sheriff’s Offices House Bill 1473 was signed into law on May 6, 2024. The new law requires the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to maintain a list of each person appointed as a school guardian in Florida. The #YourFDLE Criminal Justice Professionalism Division has launched the School Guardian Management System (SGMS) to manage this new requirement. Here is what you need to know: -For Schools: By September 1, 2024, all school districts, charter schools, and private schools must report each school guardian’s name, date of birth, and appointment date to the FDLE. -For Sheriffs: By September 1, 2024, and within 30 days of issuing each school guardian certificate, all Florida sheriffs must report the school guardian’s name, date of birth, and certification date to the FDLE. To be in compliance with the law, the FDLE will notify the Department of Education on March 1 and October 1 each year about any institution that has not met the reporting requirements. Make sure to stay updated and ensure your reporting is completed on time! For information or questions on system access for schools and sheriffs, please email [email protected]. #SchoolSafety #FloridaLaw #SchoolGuardianManagement #FDLE

#YourFDLE Special Agent Supervisor Morrison shares some best practices you can follow to help keep your personal information secure. Watch the video on our new YouTube channel! For more information on these and other internet safety tips, please visit SecureFlorida.org.

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#YourFDLE Inspector Paul Peebles and Special Agent Mason Runge, representing FDLE’s Sworn Training Unit, were honored to be asked to present to more than 200 attendees at the Professionals in Pretrial Services Association conference in Pensacola. FDLE was honored to be asked to lead key training sessions for pretrial services officers that focused on Staying Sharp: Proactive Strategies for Officer Safety and Fentanyl: Safety, Prevention, and Treatment. FDLE remains committed to enhancing public safety and looks forward to continuing these vital conversations and efforts! #FDLE #OfficerSafety #FentanylAwareness #PublicSafety #CriminalJustice #CommunitySupport

#YourFDLE hosted legislative day Thursday at the Miami Regional Operations Center (MROC). Commissioner Mark Glass, Special Agent in Charge Felipe Williams, and regional supervisors presented to legislators and aides on how we operate and what FDLE’s role is in safeguarding Florida based on state statutes. The #FDLETeam is constantly working with our state legislators to pass legislation that helps us safeguard Florida. The FDLE Special Operations South Team showed our guests the work their team does statewide. Some legislators even participated in a simulation exercise. Thank you to all legislators and aides who took the time to network with us.

#YourFDLE Miami members participated in a hurricane preparedness meeting this week. The meeting outlined the duties and responsibilities of agents and analysts while on hurricane deployments. Our #FDLETeam members are tasked with pre-staging equipment and mobile command posts at strategic locations before a hurricane, and then leaving the safety of their own homes and traveling to impacted areas following a storm’s landfall to assist with various law enforcement recovery missions. #KeepingFloridaSafe #HurricaneSeason

#YourFDLE Commissioner Mark Glass is a member of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas (MSD) Public Safety Commission meeting today to discuss school safety issues. FDLE Assistant Special Agent in Charge Jason Knowles presented to the commission about grant funding opportunities for law enforcement. The #FDLETeam is constantly working with our public safety and education partners to safeguard our children while they advance their education.

We are thrilled to share that #YourFDLE Commissioner Mark Glass and Deputy Commissioner David Binder were honored at the Florida Sheriffs Association Conference in Orlando! Thank you to Franklin County Chief Deputy Cliff Caroll, who presented an award on behalf of Sheriff A.J. “Tony” Smith to recognize the invaluable support and collaboration FDLE has provided to the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office and other small counties across Florida. Our mission at FDLE is clear: To promote public safety and strengthen domestic security by partnering with local, state, and federal criminal justice agencies to prevent, investigate, and solve crimes while safeguarding Florida’s citizens and visitors. Thank you to all our partners for their continued dedication and support. Here is to many more years working together to keep our Florida communities safe! #FloridaSheriffs #CommunityFirst #StrongerTogether #KeepingFloridaSafe

#YourFDLE is excited to welcome 40 exceptional law enforcement analysts at FDLE Headquarters from throughout Florida to the Florida Law Enforcement Analyst Academy. Our Academy is on a mission to supercharge crime and intelligence analysis by equipping participants with cutting-edge skills and knowledge in every area of law enforcement analysis. This immersive six-month program features six weeks of intense training, one week per month, designed for each analyst to walk away with the knowledge and tools they need to make a significant difference in their agency. From state and local to tribal and federal agencies across Florida, our FDLE Law Enforcement Analyst Training Program is not just a training program but the gold standard in training excellence. We take pride in leading the way with unparalleled, high-quality training in law enforcement analysis, setting the benchmark for others to follow. The students received a warm welcome from FDLE’s Bureau of Professional Development Staff Development Training Consultant, Kyle Christensen, who is excited to kick off this transformative journey for these analysts! #LawEnforcement #FDLEAcademy #CrimeAnalysis #PublicSafety