At yesterday's Golf Board Meeting, the Mayor presented Fredrick Speck with an Honor Roll of Service Award from the Oklahoma Municipal League. We are proud of Fredrick and all of his hard work! 🏆
about 1 month ago, City of Guymon
Mayor and Fred
The Police Department stopped in and enjoyed some fishing with the head start kiddos this morning! Thank you for having us come visit with the kiddos. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
about 1 month ago, City of Guymon
PD at Sunset
📚 Today is National Library Workers Day, and we’re celebrating the people who make the GPL come alive every day.

From planning programs and helping patrons find just the right resource, to purchasing materials, reaching out to the community, and everything behind the scenes, the librarians at the GPL do it all. 💻

They create welcoming spaces, spark curiosity, support lifelong learning, and make Guymon stronger in ways big and small.

Take a moment today to thank a GPL librarian. They’re the reason the library is such a fun, inspiring place to be. 💟
about 1 month ago, City of Guymon Public Library
Thank you for all the hard work that you do every day behind the scenes. Books and flowers and heart
Due to a family emergency, all children's programs at the library this week have been cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience.
about 1 month ago, City of Guymon Public Library
📚 National Library Week is here! From April 19–25, the GPL is celebrating “Find Your Joy,” led by Honorary Chair Mychal Threets. According to the American Libraries Association, the event is "an invitation for people of all backgrounds to discover what sparks joy in them at the library."

This April, choose joy by stepping through the GPL doors, exploring digital services, or jumping into our exciting programs like yoga, book clubs, crafts, Storytime, and special Library Week events.
about 1 month ago, City of Guymon
National Library Week Flyer
A reminder that we are still under water restrictions. Based on your address, water only on even or odd days. In addition, on your day to water, you can only water before 11:00 a.m. and after 7:00 p.m.

Thank you for your patience on this matter and let's hope for rain!
about 1 month ago, City of Guymon
Water Restrictions

Happening this week at the library🌎:

April 21st: Healthy Kids, Healthy Lifestyles, Spring Storytime
April 22nd: Healthy Kids, Healthy Lifestyles
April 23rd: Earth Day Food Craft, Healthy Kids, Healthy Lifestyles

about 1 month ago, City of Guymon
Healthy Kids, Healthy Lifestyles
Spring Storytime
Earth Day Craft

New Project @ Pioneer Memorial Park

The Parks Department is always working to improve our parks. We are proud of their hard work on their current project at Pioneer Memorial Park!

about 1 month ago, City of Guymon
Cemetery Project

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.

Employment Opportunities:

THE RIDE BUS DRIVER - CDL REQUIRED

ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER

SANITATION RELIEF DRIVER

For your convenience, you can download and print an application by clicking below. If you need a printed application, stop by City Hall.

https://files-backend.assets.thrillshare.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/5458/Cog/1db45763-e43e-4b95-943a-3854d0f5571d/Download_Application.pdf?disposition=inline

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.

about 1 month ago, City of Guymon
Employment
Today is National Librarian Day! All of us at the GPL will tell you that we love our jobs! We love the friendly desk work, we love choosing outstanding books and creating innovative programs, we love bringing new services and opportunities to Guymon and Texas County! We love our patrons and look forward to many more years of fun, creativity and community! 💕 Your GPL Staff
about 1 month ago, City of Guymon
National Librarian Day

The Guymon Fire Department will be performing Emergency Storm Siren testing tomorrow, Friday April 17th @ 10:00am. This testing will be performed weather permitting.

about 1 month ago, City of Guymon
Siren

City Council Approves Proclamation Establishing April 12-18 National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week 🏅

about 1 month ago, City of Guymon
Proclamation at Council

This week at the library🦋:

April 14th: Coffee Filter Butterflies, Storytime
April 15th: Coffee Filter Butterflies
April 16th: Scrap Fabric and Ribbon Chandelier. Coffee Filter Butterflies

about 1 month ago, City of Guymon
Coffee Filter
Stortytime
Scrap Fabric

ROAD CLOSURE🚨

The Gas and Water Department will be working on 15th St. near the north side of the swimming pool for a couple of days. This road will be close. Please plan your routes accordingly. We will keep everyone updated on when it opens back up!

about 1 month ago, City of Guymon
street

UPDATE ON TEE TIMES

Sunset Hills will begin taking tee times this weekend (April 11-12) for the remainder of the summer months. You can call the clubhouse to select your tee time every Friday of that week at 8:00 a.m.

We look forward to the summer golf season!

about 1 month ago, City of Guymon
Golf

The City of Guymon is officially relaunching the Adopt-A-Park Program. Originally approved by City Council in 2016, the program was built on a simple idea: the spaces we all use should reflect the pride we have in our community. Over the years, volunteers, civic groups, and businesses stepped in to care for these places, quietly doing the work that made a visible difference. That foundation remains and this relaunch strengthens it.

Guymon has more than 65 acres of parks, trails, and public spaces. These are where families gather, where kids play, where people walk, sit, and take a breath at the end of the day. They are part of daily life here. When they are clean and cared for, it shows. When they are not, it shows just as much.

It is about choosing to take care of something that does not belong to any one person but matters to everyone.

How it works:
Participants adopt a park, trail, or designated area
Commit to at least one year of service
Perform basic upkeep such as litter removal

The City supports efforts by:
Providing trash bags and materials
Installing recognition signage at adopted locations
Coordinating through the Parks Department with participants

Adopt-A-Park is active stewardship of public assets.

Applications are available through City Hall or the City of Guymon website www.guymonok.org

about 1 month ago, City of Guymon
Dale Park

District Attorney’s Child Abuse Advisory Task Force to Host Annual Blue Ribbon Event 💙

GUYMON- April is Child Abuse Awareness Month and local agencies are working together to prevent child abuse, as well as support those who have experienced it. Hosted by the District Attorney’s Child Abuse Advisory Task Force, and in collaboration with Panhandle Services for Children and Northwest Domestic Crisis Services, the Annual Blue Ribbon Event works to bring the community together to prevent child abuse.

This event serves to amplify efforts to educate, support and inspire younger generations. Students from Guymon High School Alternative will be in attendance to assist in tying blue ribbons on the wrists of cutouts that will be placed throughout the area. Matthew Crook, Coordinator at Northwest Domestic Crisis Services, says that this event has taken place for over 20 years and helps educate younger generations on not only noticing signs of child abuse amongst their peers and family, but also reporting it.

Panhandle Services for Children Counselor Jada Breeden explained that their agency serves all three surrounding counties and offers prevention education, as well as counseling for youth 5-19 years of age. “Child Abuse Prevention is addressed through all of our efforts to educate youth and caregivers in the curriculum we facilitate,” Breeden shared.

The Blue Ribbon Event will be held this Friday, April 10, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. behind the Texas County Tag Agency and is welcome is everyone in the community. Join us in protecting children and preventing Child Abuse across Guymon.

about 1 month ago, City of Guymon
Blue Ribbon Event

UPDATE ON TEE TIMES

Sunset Hills will begin taking tee times this weekend (April 11-12) for the remainder of the summer months. You can call the clubhouse to select your tee time every Friday of that week at 8:00 a.m.

We look forward to the summer golf season!

about 2 months ago, City of Guymon
Golf Course
Fire Destroys Multiple Apartments In Guymon GUYMON-Monday afternoon at approximately 4:00pm, Guymon Firefighters responded to a 911 report of an apartment fire at Apache Trace Apartment complex at 1301 E. Hwy 3. Firefighters quickly arrived to find smoke coming from 2 apartments on the east side of H-building. Shortly thereafter, firefighters found an additional 2 more apartments that had smoke and fire showing on the west side of the same building. Guymon Firefighters, Guymon Police Officers, Texas County Sheriff Deputies, with aid from Tri-County Electric service personnel immediately started to evacuate people and pets from each apartment in the entire building with very little time to spare. “With the intense winds and the fire growing larger, this quickly became a 3rd alarm fire bringing Firefighters and units from Goodwell and Hooker”, said Fire Chief Grant Wadley. At the height of the fire, residence in other nearby apartment buildings were evacuated for safety and Firefighters began efforts to stop the fire from spreading to those other buildings. The entire H-building is a complete loss which had a total of 16 individual apartments. Estimated 40 people are displaced at this time due to the fire. Guymon Firefighters remained on scene for over 12 hours extinguishing hot areas and keeping residents’ away from the now collapsed structure. Cause of the fire is under investigation by the Guymon Fire Marshal Office. 2 citizens that had been in the apartments were treated and released for smoke inhalation at the scene by Guymon Fire Paramedics. No other injuries were reported. Early damage estimations are over $1 million. Texas County Emergency Management and American Red Cross were on scene assisting with the displaced residence. In June 1998, another large fire at the same complex caused 8 entire apartment buildings with 128 individual apartments to completely burn down. “The complex was still under construction at that time, and occupants were not living in the apartments yet”, Chief Wadley stated.
about 2 months ago, City of Guymon
Fire Department
With the ongoing fire at Apache Trace Apartments off Highway 412, please avoid the area and allow the police officers and emergency personnel control the fire.
about 2 months ago, City of Guymon
Fire