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Walmart donates televisions to PD

Special to Lake Okeechobee News/Okeechobee city Police Department
Posted 7/20/26

A huge THANK YOU to the  Walmart Okeechobee team for their generous donation…

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Walmart donates televisions to PD

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Special to Lake Okeechobee News/Okeechobee city Police Department

OKEECHOBEE — A huge THANK YOU to the Walmart Okeechobee team for their generous donation of two televisions to the Okeechobee City Police Department for our training room! Community partnerships like this make a real difference, and we’re incredibly grateful for Walmart’s continued support and commitment to helping us better serve our community. Pictured are Lt. Reyna of the Okeechobee City Police Department and Assett Protection associate Alejandro Liberato.
OKEECHOBEE — A huge THANK YOU to the Walmart Okeechobee team for their generous donation of two televisions to the Okeechobee City Police Department for our training room! Community partnerships like this make a real difference, and we’re incredibly grateful for Walmart’s continued support and commitment to helping us better serve our community. Pictured are Lt. Reyna of the …
Photo courtesy OCPD
OKEECHOBEE — A huge THANK YOU to the Walmart Okeechobee team for their generous donation of two televisions to the Okeechobee City Police Department for the training room.

Community partnerships like this make a real difference, and OCPD is incredibly grateful for Walmart’s continued support and commitment to helping us better serve the community.

Pictured are Lt. Reyna of the Okeechobee City Police Department and Asset Protection associate Alejandro Liberato.

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