Bill may handcuff Norman jail plans
The land Cleveland County is considering would be too close to schools under measure.
Legislation that likely would force county jails in Oklahoma City , Norman and Tulsa to remain in their current downtown locations is one step away from heading to the governor's desk.
The bill would create a jail-free school zone, where county jails could not relocate within a two-mile radius of a public school or CareerTech center.
This is an immediate issue in Norman, where the county jail has been plagu...
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