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Turnpike concerns prompt Norman fire response billing discussion (opens the original)
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The City Council discussed implementing a third-party billing system for charging at-fault parties in wrecks for fire department response costs at a study session Tuesday. Deputy Fire Chief Joel Chesser said departments around the country are looking for ways to recover expenses due to expanded budget pressures. He said that while the practice isn’t especially common in metro areas, Tulsa began a similar program in 2026, and it is used by some rural and northeastern departments as well. Sorry, t
OTA updates total-take numbers, potential delays at planning meeting (opens the original)
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Oklahoma Turnpike Authority Chief Engineer Trent January gave the Norman City Council an update on the upcoming Toby Keith Expressway and South Extension projects in Norman at a Sept. 24 planning meeting. January said OTA has made 29 offers on identified total-take properties and separately secured or closed 22 properties along the South Extension. He said once OTAâs 60% plans, which will allow the agency to identify its remaining right-of-way and property needs, are available in November, the
Cleveland County voter registration deadline is Oct. 9 (opens the original)
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Cleveland County residents have until Oct. 9 to apply for voter registration for the Nov. 3 general election. Applications must be received by the Cleveland County Election Board, or postmarked by midnight, on Oct. 9, according to a Thursday press release from the board. Applications postmarked after the deadline will still be accepted but will not be processed until after the election. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
Norman city council approves new residential light-trespass rules (opens the original)
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Norman City Council amended the cityâs existing disturbing the peace ordinance during its meeting Tuesday and approved a preliminary plat for Luxnova on the west side of Classen Boulevard. City Attorney Rick Knighton said the lighting ordinance stems from âissues weâve had in the past with regard to residential lighting problemsâ and has previously been discussed in committees and City Council conferences. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
Attorney General seeks $376,000 seized from Norman marijuana processor (opens the original)
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A $376,000 forfeiture is being sought by the Oklahoma Attorney Generalâs Office from a Norman marijuana processing facility that the state said was operating illegally while serving as a financial hub for multiple unlawful marijuana businesses across the state. The Attorney Generalâs Office, according to court documents, said Logistics Investments Inc., a Norman marijuana processor at 2400 Classen Blvd., Suite C, was used to pool proceeds from dispensaries controlled by Random Vaughn that we
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