Government
- Mon. 11/02
Moore council to weigh Project Vernors tax districts and $3.5 million loan tonight
Ordinance tabled Oct. 19 returns; authority would borrow from county industrial authority for infrastructure
- Fri. 10/30
Dead fish found in NW Norman tributary after washout damages city sewer line
The city says drinking water is not at risk and has reported the event to state regulators.
- Fri. 10/30
Norman council approves final plat for $8.5 million groundwater treatment facility
The plant will add disinfectant to water from the city's wells, which serve about 30% of Norman. Construction is set to begin in early 2027.
- Thu. 10/29
Norman switches mobile parking payments to ParkMobile; Flowbird ends Nov. 1
Pay stations still take coins and cards, and text-to-pay remains an option.
- Thu. 10/29
Cleveland County Courthouse to glow green Nov. 4-11 for veterans
County commissioners approved an Operation Green Light for Veterans resolution on Oct. 26. Residents are asked to swap one bulb green that week.
- Wed. 10/28
Early voting opens today at six Cleveland County sites for Nov. 3 election
Sites are open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. through Friday and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. Voters need proof of identity.
- Mon. 10/26
Norman council agenda lists anti-camping ordinance for a vote Oct. 27
The council will also consider $205,000 to move the warming shelter and a new city auditor's contract.
- Mon. 10/26
Cleveland County opens six early voting sites Oct. 28-31 for Nov. 3 election
Sites in Norman, Moore, Noble and south Oklahoma City will be open Wednesday through Saturday.
- Mon. 10/26
Noble schools foundation hosts forum for three state House races Monday night
Candidates in House Districts 27, 20 and 45 are scheduled to appear at The Den Auditorium starting at 5:30 p.m.
- Sun. 10/25
Cleveland County boards to weigh larger ARPA awards, community safety fund proposal Monday
The Budget Board meets at 10:30 a.m. and the county commissioners at 1 p.m. on Oct. 26.
- Fri. 10/23
Norman's anti-camping ordinance heads back to council in November after more staff work
Staff are drafting a common procedure for police and municipal court before a fuller plan goes to the council.
- Fri. 10/23
Norman public safety funding committee sets year-long plan that could end in ballot recommendations
The 13-member committee aims to finish by September 2027.
- Thu. 10/22
Early voting for Nov. 3 general election runs Oct. 28-31
No excuse is needed to vote early; voters must cast ballots in the county where they are registered.
- Wed. 10/21
BNSF track work keeps Lexington and Boyd street crossings closed in Norman
Lexington Street is expected to reopen after Oct. 23 and Boyd Street after Oct. 25.
- Wed. 10/21
Moore voters to decide sales tax renewal and $18 million drainage bonds Nov. 3
The city holds town halls on the two propositions starting Thursday.
- Wed. 10/21
U.S. Rep. Tom Cole meets with Moore City Council today
The 2:15 p.m. work study at The Station is an informal update with no action planned.