City of Norman

City of Norman is a municipal government located in Norman, Oklahoma. With 313 employees and revenue of $500 million, it serves a population of 112,384 residents. The city covers nearly 200 square miles and includes notable landmarks like the University of Oklahoma and Lake Thunderbird. Norman is situated 17 miles south of Oklahoma City and serves as the seat of Cleveland County. The City of Norman provides a range of services to its citizens, including public safety, parks and recreation, education, and cultural enrichment. Residents enjoy over 60 parks, the Legacy Trail, Lake Thunderbird, and various museums dedicated to natural history, Native American culture, art, and local history. The city also boasts a robust school system with Norman Public Schools comprising two high schools, four middle schools, fifteen elementary schools, and an alternative education school. Norman's economy is driven by education, manufacturing, and governmental agencies. The presence of the University of Oklahoma, a leading institution of higher learning, significantly contributes to the city's economic and cultural landscape. The city also offers a variety of recreational and cultural attractions, including the Sooner Theatre and numerous festivals and events throughout the year. For inquiries or information, residents and visitors can contact the City of Norman through its official website: normanok.gov.