The Broward Deputy Sheriffs Association, Local 6020 was formed to provide representation for the Deputies and responds to their needs around the clock, 365 days a year. By affiliating with the I.U.P.A., the Deputies chose to enhance their legal protection with the Legal Defense Fund which has approximately $51,000,000 in the reserves and protects them civilly, criminally, and administratively. The I.U.P.A. Local 6020 is run by Deputies and Sergeants currently working for the Broward Sheriff’s Office based on the idea that no one will have a more vested interest in the I.U.P.A. Local 6020 other than those currently working.
““The Members of Local 6020 work around the clock, and we protect them 24/7, that is why we are here!””
Bobby PalmacciEmployee Labor and Relations Representative
The Serve & Protect team takes great pride in helping first responders protect and preserve their wealth; their legacy is a responsibility we do not take lightly. The Serve & Protect team understands the needs of first responders because we have been first responders. The Serve & Protect team’s customized planning can help you build a strategic plan that ensures both your long-term and short-term financial goals and needs. The Serve & Protect team also understands that no two police officers and/or firefighters financial needs are exactly the same. The Serve & Protect team knows your financial plan needs to be geared specifically to your desires and goals.
Below is contact information for the Serve & Protect Team as well as informational video from them:
Jacob Guevara, Sr
Cell phone: (754) 399-1550
Email: jacob@serve-protectfinancial.com
Office: Esteven Ladron de Guevara
Phone: (954) 833-7474
Email: esteven@goldstarfp.com
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Just 25 to 30 seconds after arriving, Walton County Deputy Will May was shot multiple times during a call to escort a man out of a store
Just 25 to 30 seconds after arriving, Walton County Deputy Will May was shot multiple times during a call to escort a man out of a store
