Thank You, Chief Matthew Castillo
The City of Miami Springs is preparing to say goodbye to one of its own. After a year of dedicated service as Police Chief of Miami Springs, Matthew Castillo has accepted the position of Chief of Police for the City of Doral. Even though he will remain a Miami Springs resident, we are saddened to see him step away from our Miami Springs Police Department. We are incredibly proud of his accomplishments and wish him nothing but success, as he begins this next chapter of his career. Chief Castillo's leadership has left a lasting mark on Miami Springs. During his tenure, the department secured grants that helped modernize the city's police vehicle fleet, expanded the...
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