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CHIEF BRETT MEADE, ED.D.





BIO

In July 2021, Chief Meade was tasked with serving the Mount Dora Police
Department as their Interim Chief of Police and to conduct a comprehensive
department assessment, which included surveys from officers and staff as well as
the public. As a result, MDPD now has a solid foundation and ten established
department priorities, many of which focus on community partnerships. In April
2021, Chief Meade was promoted to Chief of Police.

Chief Brett Meade began his police career in 1982 with the DeLand Police
Department in Florida. Chief Meade served almost 25 years with the Orange County
Sheriff’s Office in Orlando, Florida, retiring as a Patrol Commander. He was
appointed Deputy Chief of Police for the University of Central Florida Police
Department in September of 2014 and retired with the honorary rank of Chief in
October 2018.

Chief Meade has extensive command leadership experience in administrative as
well as operational positions to include Campus Law Enforcement, Internal
Affairs, Tourism Safety, Intelligence, Patrol Command, Investigations, and Youth
Prevention programs. He embraces Community Policing and Intelligence Led
Policing philosophies, with documented and proven success in crime reduction by
developing and implementing successful collaborative community strategies,
anti-gang initiatives, and prevention programs utilizing a team approach.

In 2018, Chief Meade joined the National Policing Institute as a Senior Program
Manager. The NPI is the oldest non-profit research organization in the United
States dedicated to improving policing through science and innovation. Chief
Meade assisted law enforcement agencies nationwide in initiatives such as
recruiting/retention, officer and staff wellness and safety, and crisis
intervention training. Additionally, Chief Meade served as a subject matter
expert on critical incident reviews of the PULSE nightclub shooting and the
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting.

Chief Meade is a recognized expert in domestic terrorism specializing in the
sovereign citizen movement. He has trained over 7,000 personnel across the State
of Florida on Sovereign Citizen Encounters, and he was instrumental in obtaining
legislation designed to protect public officials from paper terrorism tactics
employed by sovereign citizens. Chief Meade served on the Central Florida
Intelligence Exchange (Fusion Center) Executive Steering Committee and several
other local, state and national boards. He is a Senior Instructor for the
Criminal Justice Executive Institute with the Florida Department of Law
Enforcement and has trained hundreds of supervisors, managers, and police
executives nationwide.

Chief Meade is a graduate of the Southern Police Institute Command Officer’s
Development Course, the Florida Criminal Justice Executive Institute Executive
Future Studies Program, the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Executive
Development Seminar, and the Florida Police Chiefs Association’s Future Law
Enforcement Executive course. He earned an associate degree in Criminology from
Daytona State College, a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice Administration
from Columbia College, a master’s degree in Public Administration from Webster
University, and a doctorate degree in Organizational Leadership from
Northcentral University. His specialization is factors influencing voluntary
turnover and retention of sworn law enforcement personnel.



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