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Regional + City Planning Student Interns for City of Oklahoma City

Landdon Jones and the seal of the City of Oklahoma City.

Regional + City Planning Student Interns for City of Oklahoma City


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August 25, 2021

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Regional + City Planning student Landon Jones was hired as an intern with the City of Oklahoma City’s Planned Development and Implementation Division in the Planning Department. His responsibilities will include land use analyses, GIS, supporting the implementation of initiatives for Oklahoma City’s comprehensive plan, working on transportation, neighborhood programs, and Commercial District Revitalization divisions. Landon will graduate in Spring 2022.

Congratulations, Landon!


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