Robert J. Hicks

A law-enforcement career spanning more than 38 years, three cities and one state agency, has brought about a strong commitment in Oklahoma to professionalism and enhanced agency cooperation in all sectors of the criminal justice system. In 1963, as a rookie patrolman on the Oklahoma City Police Department and throughout his career as a Police Chief, Director of the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation and head of a corporate investigative service, Robert Hicks has been a catalyst for professionalism and cooperation in law enforcement.

HMatthew BurlesonMay 7, 20202001

Larry Hansen

The Oklahoma CareerTech Hall of Fame biography for Lawrence Oliver Hansen notes that he may have redefined the two simple words “community service”. Now, the Oklahoma Hall of Fame for City and Town Officials posthumously recognizes him for his outstanding contributions to community service, along with the educational and operational aspects of municipal government throughout Oklahoma.

HMatthew BurlesonMay 7, 20202011

James Hamill

James Gail Hamill is an Oklahoma City native who served 34 years in the Municipal Counselor’s office, beginning in 1960. He retired in 1995, serving as Municipal Counselor from 1989 until then. He graduated from Oklahoma A&M College, now Oklahoma State University served in combat with the Marine Corps in Korea, completed law school at the University of Oklahoma, and was in private practice before going to work for Oklahoma City. He continued his military career in the Marine Corps Reserve until 1989 when he retired from the Corps with the rank of Colonel.