Norman considers public camping ban as county prepares additional sheriff’s patrols

NORMAN, Okla. — Norman city leaders are considering an ordinance that would prohibit camping on city-owned public property as Cleveland County prepares to increase patrols near a former homeless encampment.

The proposal would allow police to issue citations and remove unauthorized campsites from parks, sidewalks and other public spaces. The measures come amid ongoing concerns about homelessness and the availability of shelter and support services…

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