Broward College / Institute of Public Safety

Under the Leadership of AD Voss, the Police and Correction Academies collected and delivered over 2000 food items to Our Father’s Soup Kitchen. Community service is a cornerstone of the Academy experience.

https://news.broward.edu/2023/12/graduates-pursue-public-service.html

Justice for All: Graduates Philippe Guillaume and Amane Shuman Pursue a Path of Public Service Accessibility Options: Skip to Content Skip to Search Skip to Footer Institutional Accessibility Open Alternative Formats for this page

PA 356 putting in the work.

PA 357, your journey begins next week.

Congratulations PA 353. 36 Cadets walked at graduation and 36 passed the State Officer Certification Exam ( SOCE ) ,simply outstanding. Congratulations also go to Class Supervisors Diaz ( Davie PD ) and Balseiro (Hollywood PD)for a job well done.

Academy classes taking a tour of the campus today.

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PA 352 presented a legacy gift to DT Instructor Rocco.

AD Rudy Jean-Bart leads the IPS (Public Safety Pathway) Student Town Hall. Student Success is our main goal.

PA 352 retired their class flag and presented to class Supervisor Taylor (BSO).

PA 353 putting in the work.

Congratulations PA 351 for their recent graduations. Thank you Class Supervisor Ofc. N. Rivera of Miramar PD for another successful class. Thank you also goes out to Faculty and Staff, it takes a village and your hard work is appreciated.

Congratulations PA 350, 30 started, 29 walked for graduation and 29 passed the SOCE today on the first attempt. Huge shoutout to Class Surpervisor Det. Liverpool of Ft Laud PD and all the Red Shirts for a job well done. It takes a village.

Special Agent/Civil Rights Coordinator Michelle Baesa and Special Agent Willie Creech from the Miami Field Office Civil Rights Division… Lunch and Learn seminar on Civil Rights and Color of Law. Thank you AD Voss for making this event happen.

PA 350 retired their class flag on 9/22 and presented it to Det. Liverpool of Ft Laud PD, who was the Class Supervisor.

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IPS expresses its deepest condolences to BSO, the Pompano Beach community, and the family of Captain Terryson Jackson.

With a heavy heart, we announce the untimely loss of a longtime employee, Captain Terryson Jackson, who passed away this morning, August 28, 2023, after a BSO Department of Fire Rescue and Emergency Services helicopter crashed in Pompano Beach. Captain Jackson proudly served the people of Broward County for 19 years. He began his fire rescue career in March 2004 in Deerfield Beach and joined the BSO family in October 2011 when the two agencies merged.

As a flight paramedic, he impacted the community daily, providing critical patients with the highest pre-hospital care. He consistently showed an unmatched passion for the job. He always provided expert care, compassion and reassurance to those during their most significant time of need.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Jackson family during this difficult time. Sheriff Gregory Tony is honored to posthumously promote Captain Terryson Jackson to Battalion Chief.

His BSO family will forever carry on his legacy.

Delivery day.

Putting in the work.

Congratulations Excutive Assistant Lynn Zipoli, after almost 26 years of tireless dedication to IPS at Broward College, she is retiring and looking forward to the next chapter. We wish her the best.

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