A national search is underway to attract an experienced transformational leader who has earned a reputation of being a high-integrity police executive to serve as the Assistant Chief of Police for the City of South Miami, Florida.
The City of South Miami, known as “The City of Pleasant Living,” is a vibrant and diverse community in the heart of Miami-Dade County. Recognized for its pleasant, walkable, and family-friendly atmosphere with a vibrant downtown, tree-lined streets, excellent restaurants and parks, South Miami provides a good mix of urban convenience and suburban calm. South Miami offers a great lifestyle with highly rated schools and easy access to other Miami spots.
The Assistant Chief serves as a senior executive leader of the Police Department, reporting directly to the Chief of Police. Tasks and responsibilities associated with this position include planning, directing and administering all departmental operations. Additionally, the Assistant Chief of Police is expected to provide strategic leadership, policy development and operational oversight to ensure the delivery of effective law enforcement services, safety and organizational integrity.
The salary range for this position is between $125,947 and $201,515 (DOQ) and offers an attractive benefits package. Resumes and letters of interest must be received by Monday, March 23, 2026, 5:00 pm Eastern Time.
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