Dedicated employees clear storm debris in Lawton

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Dedicated employees clear storm debris in Lawton
Mayor Stan Booker — City of Lawton website
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Jun 23, 2023
BySW Oklahoma News Report
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Justen Clark and Chance Neighbors volunteered during their free time to clear storm debris in Lawton on June 16 and 17.

Clark, a Park Specialist assigned to Elmer Thomas Park, and Neighbors, a Sanitation Operator for the City of Lawton with 14 years of experience, dedicated their Friday after work and Saturday to volunteer.

“I often volunteer to help out on Saturdays,” Neighbors said. “But I knew cleaning Lawton was something that needed to happen.”

We extend our gratitude not only to Clark and Neighbors but also to everyone who volunteered their time to help clean Lawton following Friday’s storms. Thank you for your selfless efforts in keeping the City beautiful.

Original source can be found here.

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