Miami-Dade Corrections and Rehabilitation Department

To commemorate Men’s Health Week, MDCR is recognizing the men who lead our agency from within by example, both on and off the job.

Today, we highlight Correctional Officer Eric Mosley of the Training Bureau, who has proudly served MDCR for the past 7 years.

When asked what he does to maintain a healthy work-life balance, Officer Mosley shared:

“I remain stress-free and don’t sweat the small stuff. When things are out of my control, I handle them by staying prepared, keeping an open mind, and focusing on solutions rather than the problems. I believe maintaining a positive mindset, adapting to challenges, and not allowing unnecessary stress to affect my well-being helps me maintain a healthy balance between work and personal life.”

Thank you, Officer Mosley, for your dedication to service, commitment to excellence, and positive impact on those around you.

Please join us in welcoming Chief Darren Sieger to the as our new Chief of Inmate Medical and Departmental Services! 

With more than 30 years of experience in corrections, Chief Sieger brings a wealth of knowledge in jail operations, inmate services, healthcare administration, classification, and organizational leadership. A nationally recognized corrections professional and past president of the American Jail Association, he has dedicated his career to advancing safety, accountability, innovation, and operational excellence.

We are excited to have Chief Sieger join our team and look forward to the experience, leadership, and vision he will bring as we continue shaping the future of corrections in Miami-Dade County.

Welcome to the family, Chief Sieger!

To commemorate Men’s Health Week, MDCR is recognizing the men who lead our agency from within by example, both on and off the job.

Today, we highlight Correctional Corporal Omar Chargui of the Classification and Inmate Management Bureau, who has proudly served MDCR for the past 10 years.

When asked what motivates him to continue showing up and giving his best each day, Corporal Chargui shared:

“My family is my anchor—they give me the strength to keep doing what I do every day. I’m also grateful for amazing coworkers who make the tough moments easier. And when I need to reset, nothing helps my sanity more than fishing and spending time outdoors.”

Thank you, Corporal Chargui, for your decade of service, commitment to excellence, and positive impact on those around you.

Today, commemorates Juneteenth, marking the end of slavery in the United States. We honor the resilience, rich heritage, and profound contributions of the African American community.

Your health matters. This June, recognizes Men’s Health Month, an opportunity to highlight the importance of healthy lifestyles, mental wellness, and preventive care. From our staff to the community, we encourage everyone to take proactive steps toward better health and make wellness a lifelong priority.

 would like to congratulate Chief C. Moreno of our Technology and Data Analysis Division on 30 years of dedicated service to ! Thank you for your outstanding contributions to our department and community. 👏

Join in congratulating Darius Passmore on his promotion to Captain of the Pre-Trial Detention Center (PTDC)!

After serving in an acting capacity, Captain Passmore has consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership, professionalism, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. He has led with integrity, accountability, and dedication to both our staff and inmate population. His steady leadership and contributions have played a vital role in PTDC’s continued success.

As he steps into this new role, we look forward to the positive impact he will continue to make. Congratulations, Captain Passmore!

proudly attended the Stronger Together Women’s Conference, an inspiring event that brought together our female staff and women from across public safety.

The conference provided valuable opportunities to connect, share experiences, and strengthen leadership through meaningful discussions and collaboration.

Join in celebrating the successful completion of the National Jail Leadership Command Academy (NJLCA) Class #56!

Our very own Deputy Director Marydell Guevara helped lead the academy as an instructor, while Boot Camp Program Captain Natasha Reese served as a mentor for the class.

The academy brings together corrections professionals from across the nation for one of the top leadership training programs in the field.

Thank you both for representing MDCR and for your commitment to developing the next generation of corrections leaders!