District 16 – Greenacres

Welcome to the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office District 16 – City of Greenacres website. My name is Captain Tristram Moore and it’s my absolute honor and privilege to serve as the commanding officer for the City of Greenacres.   I am a graduate of Barry University and have over 19 years of law enforcement experience.

District 16 is located at 2995 S. Jog Road, Greenacres, FL 33467. District 16 is comprised of 48 sworn law enforcement officers and four (4) civilian personnel with the following breakdown:

1 – Captain, 1 – Lieutenant, 9 – Sergeants, 3 – Detectives, 34 – Deputies, 2 – Community Service Aides 1- Law Enforcement Aid and 3 – Clerical Support Personnel.

District 16 encompasses approximately 5.8 square miles and has a diverse service population of approximately 39,000 residents. Historically, District 16 handles in excess of 20,000 calls-for-service per year.

District 16 is fully committed to the philosophy of community policing/problem-solving at all levels through traditional and non-traditional strategies. We work in partnership with the community and our government stakeholders to address crime and quality of life issues within the city.

Respectfully Yours,

Captain Tristram Moore

District Map

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Contact Info:

Main Phone:
(561) 688-5210

2995 S. Jog Road,
Greenacres, FL 33467

Community Resources & Links

Active Shooter Training Video

In light of the tragic events, we want to remind everyone what they can do during an Active Shooter situation.

Latest News in District 16:

On Wednesday, October 9th, 2019, at about 11:11 a.m., a shooting occurred in the area of Laurel Drive and Flagler Boulevard within the city of Lake Park

5 Year Anniversary – Homicide in Lake Park

On Wednesday, October 9th, 2019, at about 11:11 a.m., a... read more
In July of this year (2024), four experienced law enforcement professionals trained as assessors were selected by the Commission for Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation, Inc. to conduct an assessment of the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office. This assessment looked at our policies, procedures, practices, and facilities to determine compliance with 235 Commission standards. The assessors spent three days reviewing documents, interviewing personnel, and observing and inspecting vehicles and equipment while making site visits to many of our locations around the county. At the conclusion of the assessment, a comprehensive report was submitted by the team leader to the Commission detailing their activities and our compliance with the law enforcement standards.

PBSO is Reaccredited with “Excelsior” Status by Commission for Florida Law Enforcement Accreditation, Inc.

In July of this year (2024), four experienced law enforcement... read more
We urge anyone with information related to this crime to contact Detective Emily Vander-Laan at 561-688-4711, Vander-LaanE@pbso.org, or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-458-TIPS (8477).

Update – Detectives Investigate at Double Homicide on Canal Street, Belle Glade

Shortly before 10:00 pm, last evening, deputies responded to a... read more
Behind the Star segment for Channel 20

Behind the Star – October 2024

This month's edition of our monthly series, "Behind the Star"... read more
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PBSO, Brightline, Florida East Coast Rail, Trial Rail and Amtrak Participate in Rail Safety Week

The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, District 14 – City... read more