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Okeechobee City dispatchers will most likely see more money in their paychecks in the near future. more
Maj. Cory J. Bell joined Jacksonville District as the Deputy District Commander for South Florida, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in August 2023. more
The topic of storm shutters came up again during the Aug. 15 city council meeting. more
Okeechobee City Hall will be closed from Friday, September 1 through Monday, September 4 as the building is treated for termites. more
Improvements are planned at the Clif Betts Jr, Lakeside Recreation Area (aka Lock 7). more
The offices at City Hall, Public Works, and the administrative offices of the Okeechobee Police Department will be closed Sept. 4. more
STA concerns include birds strikes on planes, mosquitoes, alligators, impacts on wells and home insurance rates ... more
County Commission approved a request from Frank DeCarlo to change zoning from Agriculture to Heavy Industrial on a 101-acre property more
Okeechobee County employees were honored for their years of service at the Okeechobee County Commission meeting on Aug. 10. more
The Lakefront Estates project is moving forward. At the Aug. 8 meeting of the Glades County Commission, County Attorney Richard Pringle ... more
Okeechobee City Finance Director India Riedel presented the proposed budget for fiscal year 23/24 to the city council, during the August 1 meeting. more
If you have knowledge in investments, banking or finance, please consider serving on the city's board of trustees for the Police Officers' Pension Fund. more
The splash pad under construction at the Okeechobee County Sports Complex is nearing completion. more
The USDA is set to hold a hearing that could potentially provide some much needed relief to dairy farmers across the country. more
The U.S. Postal Inspection Service is offering a reward of up to $50,000 for information leading... more
Okeechobee County residents will see an increase in garbage pickup fees, fire protection assessments and EMS assessments for the 2023/2024 fiscal year. more
“The American public has a right to learn about technologies of unknown origins, non-human intelligence, and unexplainable phenomena,” said Senator Schumer. more
School Board is set to vote on adopting a tentative required tentative required local millage rate of 3.141. more
Property tax rates and assessments for fire and EMS services will be on the agenda for the July 27 ... more
Storm shutters were a topic of conversation during the July 18 Okeechobee City Council meeting. more
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