Colonel Munib Ahmed

Executive Officer to the Sheriff

Colonel Munib Ahmed began his law enforcement career with the Broward Sheriff's Office (BSO) in 2003. Over more than two decades of dedicated service, he has held a range of progressively responsible roles, beginning as a road patrol deputy in the City of Tamarac and later serving as a detective in BSO's Office of Homeland Security Counter Terrorism Unit. He then moved into supervisory positions, first in the City of Weston and later in the Counter Terrorism Unit.

Colonel Ahmed has played an active role in regional and national law enforcement operations. He was a key member of BSO's Special Weapons and Tactics Hostage Barricade Team. He represented the Southeast Florida law enforcement community at the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) National Operations Center. In this capacity, he reported on significant and emerging DHS operations, coordinated operational responses, contributed to policy initiatives, and provided outreach regarding new threats and intelligence assessments.

Federal agencies have sought his expertise, as he regularly assisted the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force and the United States Secret Service with intelligence work and protective service operations. Colonel Ahmed has led coordination efforts among federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies for large-scale security planning, counterterrorism investigations, and command operations during major incidents. Notably, he helped oversee Public Safety services at high-profile events, including Presidential and dignitary visits. Including several Orange Bowl and National College football championships, and multiple Super Bowls in the South Florida region.

In January 2019, Colonel Ahmed was appointed Executive Officer to Sheriff Gregory Tony. In 2021, he was promoted to Colonel, becoming the first person of Asian descent to serve in this capacity in the agency's history. Throughout his career, he has established strong relationships with law enforcement agencies, intelligence organizations, public safety entities, and private sector partners.

Colonel Ahmed is a graduate of Southwest Miami Senior High School and holds a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Management from the Union Institute & University. He further distinguished himself as a graduate of the 281st session of the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia. In August 2022, he earned a Master of Public Administration degree from Lynn University. Fluent in several languages, Colonel Ahmed has received numerous awards from local, state, and federal organizations in recognition of his dedication and excellence in service.