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Odessa Police open doors to House of the Sycamore Tree
The Odessa Police Department hosted members of House of the Sycamore Tree, a local nonprofit serving individuals with developmental disabilities, for a tour of the department's operations.
By By Katie Carlock·17 hr ago
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ODESSA, Texas (KOSA) - On July 15, the Odessa Police Department opened its doors to members of the House of the Sycamore Tree, giving the group a closer look at how the department operates.
Officers Destiny Jones and Steven LeSueur led the visit.
House of the Sycamore Tree is a local nonprofit that works with individuals who have developmental disabilities and other special needs, focusing on skill-building and vocational training.
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