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Bend Officer Repairs and Donates Bikes to Local Students

In a heartwarming initiative, Officer John Horvath from the City of Bend Police Department has been making a significant impact on local students’ lives by repairing and donating bicycles. This effort, undertaken on his own time, aims to provide much-needed transportation for students at Bend Tech Academy and Bend High School.

Community Impact

Officer Horvath discovered a number of broken and abandoned bicycles at Bend Tech Academy. Seeing an opportunity to help, he personally took on the task of rebuilding these bikes. His dedication transformed them into valuable resources for students who might otherwise struggle with transportation.

The Bend-La Pine Schools district recently highlighted Officer Horvath’s efforts on their Facebook page, emphasizing the ongoing commitment of school resource officers to support students beyond school hours. LaKisha Clark, Principal of Bend Tech Academy, was pictured alongside Officer Horvath, showcasing the successful bike donation project.

Gratitude and Recognition

The school district expressed deep gratitude for Officer Horvath’s compassion and dedication to serving the community. His actions not only provide practical benefits but also serve as an inspiring example of community service and support for families.


Original reporting: KTVZ (Central Oregon) — read the source article.

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