Employment Opportunities
Tina Singleterry
November 6, 2025
A Better Guymon Because of You
Employment Opportunities:
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If you're looking for a great place to start or advance your career, look no further than the City of Guymon. We're always looking for hard-working, energetic people willing to dedicate themselves to serving the City of Guymon, its residents and visitors. Join us in making Guymon a better place to live, work and raise a family.
For your convenience, you can download and print an application by clicking below. If you need a printed application, stop by City Hall.
Download Application
Return applications to:
City of Guymon, City Hall
Human Resources
424 N. Main Street
Guymon, OK 73942
The City of Guymon is an Equal Opportunity Employer:
The City of Guymon does not discriminate in employment on the basis of race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy and gender identity), national origin, political affiliation, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, genetic information, age, membership in an employee organization, retaliation, parental status, military service, or other non-merit factor.
Centennial Park is Lit Up for Christmas 🎄🎁
The Parks Department captured some great shots of the lights at Centennial Park last night.


If you’ve been wanting to connect with other readers in a relaxed setting, we’d love for you to join us. No sign-up needed—just come grab a drink and chat books with us.



¡Únase a nosotros para celebrar el fin de un año y el comienzo de uno nuevo! Tendremos refrigerios y bebidas junto con juegos y premios.

Únase a nosotros para hacer sus propios Shrinky Dinks!

We can ask him the important questions like:
What are worm castings?
How do they help the soil?
What is compost?
What kind of things can be added into compost?
Únase a nosotros junto a Ralph Potter para aprender sobre el humus de lombriz.
Podemos hacerle preguntas importantes como:
¿Qué son los humus de lombriz?
¿Cómo ayudan al suelo?
¿Qué es el abono?
¿Qué tipo de cosas se pueden agregar al abono?

Santa pasa por la biblioteca. Estará aquí para tomar fotos y hacer un cuento!
Everyone is welcome!

Únete a nosotros este diciembre para Storytime y manualidades!


We would like to congratulate Velma Schultz on her retirement and thank her for her hard work and dedication to the City of Guymon for the last 38 years! 🏆

Get started at the library catalog website https://guymon.biblionix.com


UPDATE: The system has now been fixed. Credit and Debit cards may be used.
The City of Guymon Utility Billing department is currently unable to accept credit/debit card payments for utility bills. Bills may be paid using check or cash only. We will update you when the system has been fixed. Thank you for your understanding.

Join us for Calm and Create on January 3rd and 17th from 10am–12pm here at the library. We’re partnering with Wendy Johnson again, and she always brings such a relaxing, uplifting energy to these sessions.
The class is $5, due at the time of the event. Please call or stop by the library to sign up—we’d love to have you join us.

Council Celebrates Water 2060 Excellence Award 🏆
At last night's council meeting, City Manager Mike Shannon presented the Water 2060 Excellence Award that the City of Guymon received last Thursday at the Governor's Water Conference and Research Symposium in Norman, OK, for the Mesa Water Project.
The award was given by the Oklahoma Water Resource Board to recognize exceptional efforts made by individuals/communities to promote and implement water use efficiency and conservations of Oklahoma’s freshwater resources. To be eligible for the award, the recipients must be categorized as Public Water Supply, Energy/Industry, or Crop Irrigation/Agriculture Production, contribute to minimizing or eliminating the need for new freshwater supplies, benefit local or state economy, and be implemented by the nomination deadline.
The Mesa Water Project is a multi-phase project that aims to ensure long-term water security and economic viability. The project includes the development of a deep-water well field, test well program, installation of collector pipelines, constructions of a 17-mile transmission line, and integration with existing infrastructure. Most importantly, the Mesa Water Project’s main goal is to ensure long-term drought resilience and to prepare for the future water needs of the City of Guymon.
This project came to fruition through the efforts of a large team. The City recognizes all its departments that came together to either gather water updates from the Public Works Department or the Code Enforcement Department enforcing water restrictions to ensure that the community preserved water while the project progressed.
City Manager Mike Shannon shared, “This award belongs to the people who never stopped pushing—our city staff, our engineers, our partners, and the community that supported us every step of the way. The Water for 2060 Excellence Award affirms that Guymon is leading the way in proactive, sustainable water management. I’m grateful for the team that made this achievement possible.”
The Mesa Water Project is set to be completed by 2026 and ensures the City of Guymon’s residents an additional five million gallons of water a day.

Únete a nosotros en hacer tu propio tarro calmante.


