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City Manager Craig Freeman has announced the appointment of Chris Daniels as Oklahoma City’s next General Services Director.
He succeeds Paul Bronson, who is retiring on Jan. 1, 2026, after 38 years with the City. Daniels will begin transitioning into his new role on Nov. 14 and will work with Paul until his retirement, ensuring a smooth and thoughtful handoff of responsibilities.
“Chris is a results-driven manager and excels at building a work environment where employees feel valued and appreciated,” Freeman said. “He’s a proven leader who understands how to support and inspire employees to perform at their best.”
As General Services Director, Daniels will oversee 77 employees across three divisions: Administration, Fleet Services and Building Maintenance.
“Working for the City of Oklahoma City has exceeded my expectations in every possible way,” Daniels said. “It is an honor and humbling to succeed Paul Bronson. I am excited to join a dynamic team and look forward to helping them continue their standards of excellence.”
About Daniels
Before joining the City, Daniels spent 16 years with Goodwill Industries, serving as CEO from 2011 to 2017. An avid motorcyclist, he later worked for Honda–Suzuki and Harley-Davidson World between 2018 and 2021. He joined the City of Oklahoma City in 2021 as Public Works’ Warehouse Manager. He was named Streets Superintendent in 2023.
Daniels is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Administrative Leadership at the University of Oklahoma. He is married to Denise Daniels, and they have three adult children, Raegan, Olivia and Avery, as well as a granddaughter, Annalise.
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