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Displaying Results for County: Polk

polk retired (7501)

Office Address

213 S ADAMS ST
TALLAHASSEE, FL 32301

Main Phone:
(888) 807-8007

Alt Phone:
(850) 201-2800

Officers

PRESIDENT (Retired)

RHEA MCKINNEY

polk education association inc. (7454)

Office Address

730 E. DAVIDSON STREET
BARTOW, FL 33830
http://Polkea.org

Main Phone:
(863) 533-0908

Alt Phone:
(863) 533-0909

Officers

PRESIDENT

MARIANNE CAPOZIELLO

PRESIDENT

STEPHANIE YOCUM

VICE-PRESIDENT

SUSAN CAMERON

SECRETARY-TREASURER

LORINDA UTTER

Staff

SERVICE UNIT DIRECTOR

ANGELA DAWSON

SERVICE UNIT DIRECTOR

KEVIN MORAN

SECRETARY (Membership)

LISA FRANCOEUR

SECRETARY

NIEVES RAMOS

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