City of Norman OK
Building an Inclusive Community
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City Manager Weekly Report
April 14, 2023
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This City Manager's Report is sent each week and serves as the City Manager's "update" to City Council on items that are useful for scheduling purposes and/or communicating with constituents on matters of interest. It also provides details on special events, and City-wide accomplishments, to include, but not limited to:
- Project kick-offs and completions
- Initiatives that may affect service valued by our residents
- Construction updates
- Updates on inter-governmental relations, and
- Special Recognitions for outstanding achievements
Frequent normanok.gov/news to see all City press releases, traffic advisories, and more.
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MEETING CALENDAR AT-A-GLANCE |
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REMINDER: Norman's Residential Spring Cleanup is ongoing in April. SEE DETAILS
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3:30 PM
Floodplain Permit Committee
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1:30 PM
Development Oversight Committee - TIF District No. 2
5:30 PM
City Council Study Session
5:30 PM
Greenbelt Commission
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11:30 AM
Norman Convention & Visitors Bureau
2:30 PM
Regional Transit Authority of Central Oklahoma
5:30 PM
Environmental Control Advisory Board
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4 PM
City Council Finance Committee
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Review resignations, Vacancies, Expired Terms (Members Still Serving), Upcoming Appointments and Reappointments. |
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May Election information for Normanites |
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An election concerning Room Tax will be held in Norman on May 9, 2023. This tax is not paid by Norman residents. Learn more here.
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CITY OF NORMAN ANNUAL REPORT |
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The City of Norman 2022 Annual Report is now available for review and download online!
Take a look back at notable events and accomplishments this past year and learn more about what we have on the horizon in an opening letter from City Manager Darrel Pyle in the 2022 Annual Report.
The report includes information and updates from the ADA Division, Communications, Municipal Court, Human Resources, Finance, Information Technology, Norman Fire Department, Parks & Recreation, Planning, Norman Police Department, Public Works, Transit, and Utilities.
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Join Parks & Recreation on 5/6/23 at the NOUN Hotel, 542 S. University, for Norman's first-ever Mom Prom! Moms are welcome to bring whomever they would like to celebrate with -- including children, friends, or a date! There are 3 separate event times: the 2 PM and 4:30 PM dances are open to all ages, and the 7:30 PM event is reserved for moms and guests 21 years or older. Every event will include music, appetizers, dancing, drinks, and a sweet keepsake. Learn more or purchase tickets here.
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NFD INCIDENT SUMMARY 3/30/23 - 4/5/23
Conditions were favorable for burning 5 out of 7 days.
Fire Related - 18
Overpressure rupture, explosion, overheat - no fire - 0
Emergency Medical- 209
Hazardous Condition - 5
Service Call - 18
Good Intent - 52
False Alarm - 19
Severe Weather & Natural Disaster - 0
Special Incident Type - 0
TOTAL 321
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April is National Records and Information Management month! Police Records are important, so keeping them organized and secure is a top priority for NPD! The NPD team has been carefully chosen to safeguard, manage, and release records which is an essential function of the agency. The Records Division is currently comprised of 5 Records Clerks, a Redaction Clerk, a City PBX Operator, a Records Supervisor and the Staff Services Captain. In 2022, they helped over 10,000 customers in person and on the phone, and released approximately 6,000 incident reports, 2,000 collision reports and 568 body camera videos. We appreciate their hard work and dedication!
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PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT |
The mission of the Department of Planning and Community Development is to develop, implement, and monitor a comprehensive urban planning process, emphasizing continuing interdepartmental cooperation and assistance in the preparation of plans and programs. And, to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the citizens of Norman through enforcement of City Codes.
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Pine Creek Addition, A Planned Unit Development (PUD)
Pine Creek Addition is generally located 0.25 miles east of Porter Avenue on the north side of East Tecumseh Road. The development contains 79.4 acres and will have 96 single-family residential lots with 49.8 acres of open space. This property also has Water Quality Protection Zone (WQPZ) and floodplain within the open space area. There will be no structures located within the floodplain or WQPZ. Public improvements consist of sanitary sewer, water line, storm sewer, paving, and sidewalks. A large privately maintained detention facility has been constructed for the conveyance of storm water runoff. All public utilities have been installed. The paving contractor is currently preparing the pavement subgrade for the widening of Tecumseh Road for the installation of the center left turn
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UTILITIES REPORT: Lake Thunderbird is maintaining a level 1.1 feet below the full mark of 1039.00 MSL as shown in lake level chart. The average daily water demand for the week was substantially higher at 14.26 MGD (Million Gallons per Day) as compared to the daily water demand of 12.65 MGD for last week but normal for this time of year.
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988: The Mental Health Lifeline |
988 was established to improve access to crisis services in a way that meets our country’s growing suicide and mental health-related crisis care needs. 988 will provide easier access to the Lifeline network and related crisis resources, which are distinct from the public safety purposes of 911 (where the focus is on dispatching Emergency Medical Services, fire and police as needed).
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"Working together to deliver exceptional service" |
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201 W Gray,
Norman, OK 73069
(405) 366-5402
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