Cooper City
BSO Cooper City District Office
Chief John Hale
Lt. Robert Cates, Executive Officer
10580 Stirling Road
Cooper City, FL 33024
(954) 432-9000 (non-emergency)
The Broward Sheriff's Office has provided law enforcement, fire rescue and code-compliance services for Cooper City, home to more than 29,000 residents in southwestern Broward County, since the city's police and fire rescue departments merged with BSO in February 2004. A predominantly residential community of 7.5 square miles, Cooper City has long-prided itself on its commitment to maintaining a beautiful, growth-managed city, reflected by its motto: Someplace Special.
BSO's Cooper City district has an annual law enforcement operating budget of approximately $8.2 million providing for 75 positions including a district chief, one commander, one lieutenant, eight sergeants, 45 deputies and other positions including community service aides and a crime scene investigation aide.
Two BSO K-9 teams and a Selective Enforcement Team (SET) operate from the district office, and a number of community-oriented programs are offered to Cooper City residents including SALT (Seniors and Law Enforcement Together), C.O.P.S. (Citizens Observer Patrol), and RAD Kids which teaches youngsters basic techniques of self-defense in situations which could lead to abuse or molestation.
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- Combat bike theft. Register your bicycle with BSO's BikeTrack system.
- Search for and map the location of sexual offenders and sexual predators in your area.
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Chief John Hale
Cooper City
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Chief John Hale was named chief of the Cooper City District in February 2004 following the merger of the city’s law enforcement and fire rescue services with the Broward Sheriff’s Office.
Chief Hale began his law enforcement career with the Pompano Beach Police Department in 1987, serving as a patrol officer, criminal investigations detective, patrol sergeant and internal affairs sergeant. ...
