What Happened?
Goodyear, AZ-based City-of-Goodyear Appointed Lyman Locket as Director of Human Resources
About the Company
Goodyear: 68,000 of the best educated and most affluent residents in Arizona know it as home. Scenic mountain views, desert vistas, wide open spaces, golf courses, lakes and parks make Goodyear a destination; our people make it a community. Although Goodyear’s population is predicted to be well over 600,000 by the year 2050, our Council is committed to preserving the charm that helps newcomers feel at home right away. Proximity to metro-Phoenix gives our residents all the advantages of a small community, with the cultural and entertainment resources of the big city. The City of Goodyear is a full-service community with a staff of 511 full-time employees, providing; police, fire, sanitation collection, water and sewer, streets/rights-of-way and parks maintenance, economic development, planning and zoning, engineering, courts, communications, parks and recreation, neighborhood services, City code compliance, and all administrative services. Goodyear Ballpark, constructed in 2009, is also operated by the City. The Ballpark is a 10,311-seat stadium which serves as the spring training home to the Cleveland Indians and the Cincinnati Reds.
About the Person
Lyman Locket, Human Resources Director, City of Goodyear. Locket, 41, previously served as vice president of diversity.His new responsibilities will include managing the human resource operations in the company`s logistics division and at its 18 distribution centers while continuing to oversee the company`s diversity programs. Locket joined Kmart in 1978 as an apparel manager in the company`s western division.He has since held various positions of increasing responsibility in the field and at Kmart`s corporate headquarters.Locket attended Yavapai College in Flagstaff, Ariz.
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