Oklahoma City Ward 7 Career And Resource Fair Is June 5 At Douglass High School Football Stadium

Press release from the City of Oklahoma City:

May 20, 2021

UPDATE: This event will be June 5 at the same time and place because of inclement weather in the forecast on the original date. Read more below.

Join the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Public Schools, the Black Chamber of Commerce, the OKC-County Health Department and other major employers and service providers in the metro for a Ward 7 Career and Resource Fair on June 5.

The event is 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, June 5, at Douglass High School’s Moses F. Miller Stadium, 900 N Martin Luther King Ave.

“This event will highlight the many job opportunities within Ward 7 while connecting residents to all the resources that are available within our organization and many others,” said Ward 7 Councilwoman Nikki Nice. “It’s a good opportunity to see how you can further your career, maximize your earning opportunities and be sure you’re getting the most from your local government and other service providers.”

Participating employers include:

• The City of Oklahoma City
  • Fire
  • Police
  • Parks
  • Utilities
  • Public Works
  • EMBARK
• Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Gardens
• Waste Management
• Urban League of Greater Oklahoma City
• Riversport OKC
• Oklahoma City Public Schools
• Remington Park: Racing & Casino
• Science Museum Oklahoma
• Index Energy

Participants in the resource fair include:

• The City of Oklahoma City
  • Police
  • Fire
  • Planning (Innovation District Land Use Plan, Strong Neighborhoods Initiative and Home OKC)
  • Development Services (code enforcement and Animal Welfare)
  • Finance (how to do business with the City)
  • Municipal Court (penalty reduction program)
  • EMBARK
• Northeast Renaissance Neighborhood Association
• Oklahoma City Public Schools
• Black Chamber of Commerce
• OKC-County Health Department
• Community Action Agency
• OU Health / Oklahoma Black Physicians Alliance

This press release was produced by the City of Oklahoma City. The views expressed here are the author’s own.