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Norman awarded $14.5 million for proposed housing project | News - Vimarsana News

Norman awarded $14.5 million for proposed housing project | News

The city of Norman announced it received a $14.5 million award that will provide funding for a proposed affordable housing project on Friday.

Norman leaders talk rise in homelessness, solutions | News - Vimarsana News

Norman leaders talk rise in homelessness, solutions | News

Many Norman service providers have recognized an increase in the population of people experiencing homelessness since 2014 and said there are many misconceptions about homelessness, its causes and what can

Norman City Council approves entertainment district TIF and AIM Norman committees, SRO funding - Vimarsana News

Norman City Council approves entertainment district TIF and AIM Norman committees, SRO funding

The Norman City Council voted to establish a tax increment finance district for an entertainment area in University North Park, approved the funding for four school resource officers and appointed

LIVE: Norman City Council considers entertainment, TIF districts, school resource officer expansion - Vimarsana News

LIVE: Norman City Council considers entertainment, TIF districts, school resource officer expansion

The Norman City Council is beginning discussions about a tax increment finance district in the northern University North Park area to support a proposed $1 billion entertainment district.

Discussions continue between city and university over land acquisition and right of way - Vimarsana News

Discussions continue between city and university over land acquisition and right of way

Discussions remain ongoing regarding an agreement that would allow the city the right of way from the University of Oklahoma to begin construction on Jenkins Avenue.