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PUBLISHED 5/6/2022 CITY MANAGER STATEMENT On Dec. 5, 2021, the Lawton Police Department received a call to 1806 NW Lincoln. This call resulted in the...
PUBLISHED 4/27/2022 The Lawton community has lost a triumphant community figure and leader, Albert Johnson, Sr. Mr. Johnson was an advocate for public...
PUBLISHED 1/07/2022 On Dec. 5, 2021, the Lawton Police Department received a call to 1806 NW Lincoln. This call resulted in the loss of life of Quadry...
As Halloween falls on a Sunday this year, please note that trick-or-treating in residential neighborhoods is set to be observed in the City of Lawton...
PUBLISHED 8/4/21 In accordance with CDC guidelines, in order to best protect our workforce and safeguard citizens, masks will be required inside all...
PUBLISHED 5/12/21 Dewayne Burk will assume the position of Deputy City Manager for the City of Lawton, effective May 17. Burk will oversee the...
Published 4/30/21 The City of Lawton will bid farewell to Deputy City Manager Bart Hadley on May 14, 2021, thanking him for nearly four decades of...
Following the repeal of the community-wide mask mandate by Lawton City Council 3/24/21, citizens are advised of the following administrative...
Published 2/2/21 A partial reopening of City of Lawton facilities will begin on February 15, 2021 (the City of Lawton remains open for Presidents Day)...
City of Lawton offices will be closed entirely for holiday observances on Christmas Eve (Thursday, Dec. 24), Christmas Day (Friday, Dec. 25) and New...
Published 12/1/20 Effective Dec. 2 and until otherwise repealed, all City of Lawton facilities – with the exception of limited and special...
Trick-or-treating hours for Halloween 2020 in the City of Lawton will take place from 6-8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31. Citizens are kindly reminded of tips...
