Specialized Units
- Administrative Unit
- Arson Unit
- Auto Theft Unit
- Aviation Unit
- Bomb Squad
- Citizens Volunteer Program
- Civil Process
- Communications Bureau
- Community Affairs Bureau
- Crime Scene Investigation
- Crime Stoppers – (305) 471-TIPS
- Critical Incident Logistics Section
- DARE
- Economic Crimes Bureau
- Fugitive Warrant (assists US Marshal Service)
- General Investigations
- Homeland Security Bureau
- Homicide Bureau
- Internal Affairs
- Intelligence Bureau
- K-9
- Marine Patrol
- Media Relations Bureau
- Motorcycle Unit
- Narcotics Bureau
- Vice
- Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Internal Affairs Bureau
- Organized Crime Section
- Personnel Management Bureau
- Police Legal Bureau
- Public Corruption Investigations Bureau
- Robbery Bureau
- Robbery Intervention Detail (RID)
- Cargo Theft Task Force
- Street Terror Offender Program (STOP)
- Street Gang Section
- Special Patrol Bureau
- Special Response Team (SRT)
- Special Victims Bureau
- Strategic Policing Operations Response Team (SPORT)
- Tactical Narcotics Team (TNT)
- Training Bureau
- Underwater Recovery Unit
- Southeast Regional Domestic Security Task Force
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