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Hialeah Police Department's Sector 4 Substation: A Local Hub for Community Safety
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Hialeah Police Department's Sector 4 Substation: Commander Iris Suarez Leads Community Safety Hub

Hialeah residents in Sector 4 now have a direct point of contact for police services at the Sector 4 Substation, located at 7400 W 10th Avenue. This local presence aims to streamline communication between the community and the Hialeah Police Department, providing an accessible resource for non-emergency inquiries and fostering neighborhood safety.

09/27/2026 · Hialeah edition

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Hialeah residents in Sector 4 now have a direct point of contact for police services at the Sector 4 Substation, located at 7400 W 10th Avenue. This local presence aims to streamline communication between the community and the Hialeah Police Department, providing an accessible resource for non-emergency inquiries and fostering neighborhood safety.

The substation serves as a vital local hub for police operations within Sector 4. Residents can reach the substation for non-emergency matters by calling 305-816-4460. For immediate emergencies requiring police, fire, or medical assistance, the standard 911 contact number remains in effect.

Commander Iris Suarez leads Patrol Sector 4. She oversees the operations and personnel stationed at the 7400 W 10th Avenue location. Residents can also contact Commander Suarez directly for non-emergencies using the same substation number, 305-816-4460.

The establishment of this substation provides a dedicated physical location for police presence in Sector 4. It offers a convenient point of contact for residents seeking assistance, reporting non-urgent issues, or engaging with their local police force. This direct access helps build stronger relationships between law enforcement and the community.

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