City presents $35 million street-maintenance bond package for April ballot; staff says it’s not a new tax Public Works staff told council the $35 million, five-year street maintenance bond would continue an existing levy (no new tax rate) and spread funds across asphalt, concrete, rural roads and preventative maintenance; council approved placing it on the April ballot after public questions about priorities and turnpike ties.

Norman is set to vote on a $35 million street maintenance bond that promises no new taxes while ensuring your roads get the care they need!

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Public works pushes $35 million Norman street maintenance bond; council favors April ballot Public Works Director Scott Sturridge and Streets Program Manager Joe Hill presented a proposed $35 million renewal of Norman’s five-year street maintenance bond for 2026–31. Staff highlighted a current Pavement Condition Index near 77, a backlog of about 2.2% of streets in reconstruct condition and a citywide GIS map of proposed projects.

Norman's public works team is proposing a $35 million street maintenance bond to preserve our roads and avoid costly future repairs—are you ready to vote in April 2026?

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