City Of Lawton
Joseph Peterson has extensive experience in various roles, primarily focused on maintenance and customer service. Currently, Joseph serves as a Janitor at the City of Lawton since August 2017. Prior to this, Joseph worked as Utility Personnel at Robinson Innovations from January 2016 to August 2017, and held the position of Sales Associate at Sears Holdings Corporation for a brief period in late 2015. Joseph's retail experience began as a Flow Team Member at Target from August 2014 to October 2015, emphasizing skills in maintaining a well-stocked sales floor and providing excellent customer service. Joseph's career also includes a short stint in the food service industry at Braums Ice Cream in mid-2015. Academically, Joseph has pursued studies in public safety and law at Great Plains Technology Center, alongside earning a high school diploma at Eisenhower High School in 2012.
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City Of Lawton
Lawton was founded August 6, 1901 and serves as the Comanche County Seat. The City is located 85 miles south of the state capital, Oklahoma City, and 20 miles south of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. The City is neighbored to the immediate north by Fort Sill, home of the Field Artillery, Air Defense Artillery and the Electronic Warfare Brances. We are proud to host Cameron University, the largest four-year higher education institutions in Southwest Oklahoma and one of the fastest growing universities in the nation. Lawton offers a variety of recreational and cultural activities including: *Lake Lawtonka/LETRA *McMahon Baseball/Softball Complex *Lawton Philharmonic Orchestra *Lawton Community Theater *numerous play/walking parks *International Festival *Arts for All Festival *Casinos *Leslie Powell Art Gallery Museums highlighting: *Native American Culture *Southwest Oklahoma/Great Plains heritage Lawton boasts an excellent school system. Lawton Public Schools consists of 3 Senior High Schools, 3 Middle Schools, 24 Elementary Schools, and the Learning Tree Acadamy for Pre-Kindergarten. In addition, Lawton has Private Schools and is home to the Great Plains Technology Center. The City of Lawton is proud to operate free from discrimination of race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, veteran status or qualified disability. We strive to provide efficient, effective and responsive services; promote quality of life based on harmony and cooperation; and create leadership and opportunity for Southwest Oklahoma. Contact information for City Departments can be found here: https://www.lawtonok.gov/publications/col-contact-information The City of Lawton, founded in 1901, is the largest of 10 cities and towns in Comanche County. It serves as county seat and is the sixth largest city in Oklahoma.