Overview
The Oklahoma community of Norman/Cleveland County CoC has been part of the Built for Zero movement since its inception. They reached functional zero for veteran homelessness in September of 2016. The city of Norman is the seat of Cleveland County and is located 17 miles south of the state capital, Oklahoma City.
Key Milestones
January 2015
Joined Built for Zero
Norman, Cleveland County joined Built for Zero, a national movement committed to measurably ending homelessness.
September 2016
Achieved quality by-name data (Veterans)
Norman, Cleveland County built a comprehensive real-time, by-name list of all veterans experiencing homelessness in the community.
December 2016
Achieved quality by-name data (Chronic Adults)
Norman, Cleveland County built a comprehensive real-time, by-name list of all single adults experiencing chronic homelessness in the community.
Homelessness is solvable.
Communities in the Built for Zero movement are proving it.
