Biased Policing
This notice is a guide for community education and awareness. It explains what biased policing is and what to do if you believe a member of the Flagler Beach Police Department has engaged in it.
Our Mission
We are committed to safeguarding Flagler Beach through proactive policing and strong community partnerships, guided by integrity, compassion, and professionalism.
To fulfill this mission, the Flagler Beach Police Department employs dedicated, highly trained professionals who respond quickly to our community's needs. Working in partnership with the people we serve, we are committed to providing the best police service possible.
What Is Biased Policing?
Biased policing is selecting an individual or individuals for enforcement action based solely on a trait common to a group. These traits include, but are not limited to:
- Race
- Ethnic background
- National origin
- Gender or gender identity
- Sexual orientation
- Religion
- Socioeconomic status
- Age
- Disability
- Political status
- Any other legally protected status
How to Report Biased Policing
If you believe you were stopped or searched because of bias, we encourage you to file a complaint with the Department. You may file a complaint in person, by mail, by email, or by phone.
For written or emailed complaints, please include as much detail as possible, such as all known facts, names, dates, and locations.
Every complaint will be investigated.
Mail complaints to:
Chief of Police
Flagler Beach Police Department
P.O. Box 36
Flagler Beach, FL 32136
Questions or Concerns?
Contact us at 386-517-2020 or email fbpdrecords@fbpd.org.