MIAMI, FLORIDA /
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LIVE MIAMI POLICE SCANNER
The calls. The quiet moments. The city in motion. Tune in to the radio traffic across all four City of Miami police channels.
happening.
MACHETE
WATCH
Checking the last reported machete call…
A running count of reported machete calls.
THE LIVE FEEDS
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HEARD AROUND THE CITY
Recent radio alerts.
A look back at published radio notices from the past 24 hours. Hear the original exchange, then choose a channel to listen now.
Recent public radio notices appear here when updates are available.
Recent radio alerts will appear here when updates are available.
RECENT BOLO BROADCASTS
People. Vehicles. Missing persons.
BOLO information heard over public radio during the past 24 hours. Circumstances may have changed.
Recent BOLO notices will appear here when updates are available.
Radio information can be preliminary or incorrect. These notices do not establish an incident’s current status. Notices leave this board after 24 hours; removal does not mean a situation has ended. Listen to the live channels.
THE DAILY RADIO BRIEF
Miami, by the numbers.
October 31, 2026 · midnight to midnight Eastern
- Key-ups logged
- 18,754
- Transcript segments
- 24,809
- Tone activations
- 67
- BOLO notices
- 30
ONE DAY. FOUR FEEDS.
About 13 key-ups logged per minute across the four feeds
Observed radio activity across North, Central, East and South. Updates and simulcasts can repeat; these are not crime or unique-incident totals.
Explore the daily reportKEY-UPS THROUGH THE DAY · EASTERN TIME
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A window into Miami.
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MiamiPDScanner brings publicly transmitted City of Miami police radio to listeners everywhere. Independently operated, constantly evolving, and made possible by the people who listen, share and follow along.
Street map source: City of Miami GIS.
MiamiPDScanner is an independent project and is not affiliated with the City of Miami or any law enforcement agency. Radio traffic reflects information as it is transmitted; details may be preliminary or incorrect. For emergencies, call 911.