Everything depends on one vote. When Norman residents approve the $8M referendum, every other door opens. Federal matching. State funding. International foundations. The entire $100M campaign is waiting on the other side of that YES.
Cities that end homelessness become cities people want to live in, invest in, and be proud of. This vote is about the kind of Norman we choose to be.
The $8M is not a budget line. It is the key that unlocks a $100M system designed to permanently end homelessness in Norman by 2030.
A home is more than four walls and a roof. It's a place where someone feels safe, loved, and human.