Brian Rafky is the Assistant Sheriff for the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office.
During his 27-year law enforcement career, he has worked in numerous high-profile bureaus. He served as the captain and major for the MDPD Homeland Security Bureau working with state, local, and federal partners like the Joint Terrorism Task Force, Department of Homeland Security, and the United States Secret Service. In that capacity, he served as the Director of the Southeast Florida Fusion Center which spans from Palm Beach County to Monroe County. He also served as the Vice-Chair of Fusion Centers for the State of Florida.
Rafky was the Commander for Super Bowl LIV for the Intelligence Operations Center (IOC), Emergency Operations Center (EOC), and the Joint Operations Center (JOC). He has overseen numerous high-profile cases that have had a terrorism nexus. Recently, he was the commander in charge of the Family Reunification Center during the Surfside building Collapse. Chief Rafky attended the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) Advanced Training School, to combat domestic and international extremist terrorist threats. The 92nd Command Officer’s Development Course with the University of Louisville, As well as the Executive Leadership Course with the University of Chicago Policing Lab.
He obtained his master’s degree in Disaster Management from FIU and as an alumni of Miami-Dade College (MDC), he was recognized in MDC’s Hall of Fame in 2021.