Evacuations have been lifted for most parts of Norman, Oklahoma, as of March 14th, 2025. According to police reports, residents can return to all evacuated areas except for a specific section still under evacuation orders.
- Evacuations lifted in most of Norman
- Residents can return to evacuated areas
- 156th Ave SE still under evacuation
- Heavy smoke affecting Canadian County
- Live coverage available for updates
The recent evacuations in Norman were prompted by safety concerns related to local wildfires. Police announced that while most areas are now safe for residents to return home, the section of 156th Ave SE between SH-9 and Imhoff is still under evacuation orders due to active fire threats.
Key details include:
- Evacuation lifted for all but one area as of March 14th.
- Remaining evacuation zone: 156th Ave SE between SH-9 and Imhoff.
This situation has affected many residents who were forced to leave their homes temporarily. Authorities continue to monitor the area closely and advise those returning home to remain vigilant about potential hazards linked with the wildfire activity nearby.
The lifting of evacuations marks a significant step toward normalcy for the community in Norman. However, continued vigilance is necessary as authorities work to ensure the safety of all residents returning home.
