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Norman Solid Waste Division Manager to receive Lifetime Achievement Award
In a few short weeks, City of Norman Solid Waste Division Manager Bret Scovill will take center stage at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum for a well deserved and – some may say – long awaited spotlight recognizing outstanding work in sanitation and recycling operations throughout the state of Oklahoma.
William Morgan Park closed for clean-up efforts
William Morgan Park will be closed today and tomorrow (Thursday, October 20, & Friday, October 21) to undergo a clean-up effort to remove poison ivy. The access to the park will be closed entirely while this takes place to protect public safety. For more information, please contact the Parks Department...
City of Norman grows cultural learning, engagement with plans for first International Festival
The City of Festivals will add another attraction to its lineup this month with the introduction of the City’s first International Festival, a family-friendly event that will intentionally create spaces to learn about various cultures and customs that comprise the tapestry of Norman. “We have a rich community that...
Road Closure on University from Comanche to Eufaula for Sewer Line Repair
University Boulevard will be closed between W Comanche Street and W Eufaula Street on Wednesday, October 19th, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The closure is required so that City crews can safely repair the existing sewer 8-inch line at this location. Questions may be directed to City of Norman...
Concrete panel repair on Brookhaven Blvd. from Robinson St. to Hidden Hills Rd. on Tuesday October 18, 2022
On Tuesday October 18th, 2022 Arroyo Concrete Company, a contractor for the City of Norman will begin concrete pavement maintenance on Brookhaven Blvd. from Robinson St. to Hidden Hills Rd. This work will consist of select concrete panel replacement throughout the described project limits as a part of the 2021 Street Maintenance Bond program. Traffic control devices will be in place to guide the travelling public through this construction. Alternate routes are advised.
Norman Joins Eighth Annual "Imagine a Day Without Water" on October 20th
What would a day without water be like? No water to drink or wash hands our hands. No water to shower or flush toilets or do laundry. No water for coffee or cooking. No water for farmers or ranchers to raise our food. No water for hospitals or firefighters to use. Scary thoughts, for sure.
Engineering Design Criteria updating process continues
Community stakeholders received a copy of the updated Engineering Design Criteria (EDC), which sets forth quality levels for public infrastructure improvements in Norman, the first week of October. The finalized version comes after two years of meetings for review and feedback, after the EDC Update was authorized by Norman City Council.
“Right Tree – Right Place” initiative coming to life at Tull’s Park
Foresters from the City of Norman and OG&E will team together to facilitate a real-world demonstration of Right Tree — Right Place, a landscape design that reduces the need for trimming trees near power lines and increases electrical grid reliability, at Tull’s Park in Norman. Trees beautify neighborhoods...
New Norman City Council Ward boundaries take effect 10/13/22
Residents are advised that new City Council Ward boundaries in Norman go into effect Thursday, October 13, 2022. Residents can access an interactive map of the new ward boundaries by clicking here. This change is a result of a City Charter requirement, directing Norman City Council to appoint a Reapportionment...
Frightfully Fun October planned with City of Norman Parks & Recreation
The community is welcome to join the City of Norman's Parks and Recreation Department for a fun-filled October with two family-friendly Halloween events this month. Visit Lions Park on 10/14/22 for a not-so-spooky Outdoor Movie Night with free admission and activities beginning at 7 p.m.. The film Hocus Pocus will start at sundown. Psycho Taco food truck, 405 Brewery, and Beanstalk Sno Cones will offer delicious refreshments on site.
Berry Road between Boyd and Leslie Lane to close morning of Oct. 13
South Berry Road, between Boyd and Leslie Lane, will close from approximately 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on 10/13/22 for hazardous tree removal. Drivers should adhere to all signage placed in the area and find alternate routes of travel. ###
Affordable Housing Town Hall slated for Oct. 19 at Norman City Hall
Ward 4 Councilmember Helen Grant will host a Town Hall Meeting on Affordable Housing from 6:30 to 9 p.m. on Oct. 19 in the Council Chambers of Norman City Hall, 201 W. Gray. The meeting is free to attend and open to all. It will be livestreamed and available to watch at: https://vimeo.com/cityofnormanok.
Nominations sought for City of Norman 2022 Human Rights Award
Nominations are currently sought for the City of Norman Human Rights Award, recognizing an individual or group in Norman for exceptional achievement, outstanding effort and/or leadership to promote human rights and equality, and service. The award is coordinated through the Norman Human Rights Commission and presented annually by the Norman City Council.
Food & Shelter considered to operate temporary warming shelter
Following direction provided to City staff, an item to consider Food & Shelter – a local nonprofit dedicated to providing basic human needs – to operate a temporary warming shelter will be placed on the agenda of the Oct. 11 regular meeting of the Norman City Council. The...
Findings of 2022 Community Interest & Opinion Survey presented to City of Norman Parks Board
Eighty-five percent of respondents in a recent community survey indicated their household used parks or facilities offered by the City of Norman during the past year. This statistic was one of dozens presented by ETC Institute for the Parks Board at a Special Meeting on Sept. 29 at City Hall.
City of Norman grows cultural learning, engagement with plans for first International Festival
The City of Festivals will add another attraction to its lineup this month with the introduction of the City’s first International Festival, a family-friendly event that will intentionally create spaces to learn about various cultures and customs that comprise the tapestry of Norman. “We have a rich community that...
Request to Reduce Water Consumption on Monday, October 3, 2022
City of Norman utility customers are asked to conserve water from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday, October 3, 2022. A contractor will be replacing the existing carbon dioxide tank at the Water Treatment Plant during this time and reduced water usage will further ensure uninterrupted water service for customers.
City of Norman partners with United Way for upcoming events
The City of Norman is proud to continue supporting the United Way of Norman, which helps provide services to individuals in need through 26 partner nonprofits in the Norman community. The public is welcome to upcoming events and activities benefiting the United Way and coordinated through the City of Norman this season, which are outlined below:
City of Norman seeks proposals for multiple plans
The City of Norman, Oklahoma, is seeking proposals from qualified consultants for professional services to prepare a Comprehensive Plan, Housing Market Analysis and Affordability Strategy, Comprehensive Transportation Plan Update, Stormwater Master Plan Update, Water Hydraulic Modeling Update, Wastewater Master Plan, and Sanitation Master Plan for the City of Norman. Responses...
New release of compost available for residents 10/10/22
A new release of compost will be available for Norman residents beginning 10/10/22 at the City of Norman’s compost facility, 398 Bratcher Miner Road. Interested residents can visit the facility Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. for pickup. There is no charge for those who load the compost themselves; if assistance is required, the cost is $10 per scoop (approximately three cubic yards or about 2000 pounds). For fee waiver, proof of residency in the form of driver’s license or current City utility bill will be required. Learn more about composting in Norman by clicking here.
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Norman is a city in the U.S. state of Oklahoma located 20 miles (32 km) south of downtown Oklahoma City. As the county seat of Cleveland County and a part of the Oklahoma City metropolitan area, its population was 110,925 at the 2010 census. Norman's estimated population of 124,880 in 2019 makes it the third-largest city in Oklahoma.
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