Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman will host a "Meet with Mayor Mike" Town Meeting from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 18, at Aurora Central Library, 14949 E. Alameda Parkway. Meeting topics will include updates on the Lowry/Colfax corridor and the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, crime statistics and Aurora Police Department Initiatives, and the HEART Court. Speakers will include Mayor Coffman, APD Chief Todd Chamberlain and Presiding Judge Shawn Day. For more information, call 303.739.7015 or go to AuroraGov.org/TownMeetings. [image description - postcard with images of Mayor Coffman and the dais at the Paul Tauer City Council Chamber, and information about the Meet with Mayor Mike town meeting]
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The city of Aurora -- a great place to live! Aurora, Colorado, is a booming city of over 400,000 residents located along the front range of the Rocky Mountains. It is truly a great place to live, work and play! Who We Are DIVERSE POPULATION People from around the world call Aurora their home and help create our culturally rich environment. Whether you prefer the city life or a more rural setting, you’ll feel right at home in our city. AWARD-WINNING CITY It’s safe to say that amazing things happen when we work together. Our 911 dispatch center is the only dispatch center in the country that has been recognized twice by Congress and our water treatment plants are consistently winning awards for water quality. PUBLIC SAFETY FOCUSED Visit our public safety page to see how our Police and Fire Departments put safety first and learn what it takes to join the team. CORE4 Values In everything we do, we do it with integrity, respect, professionalism, and with a focus on customer service. Our Core 4 values drive the city of Aurora forward and encourage all employees to adhere to these ideals.
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In this week's This is Aurora newsletter: Celebrate 45 years of the Aurora Center for Active Adults; Participate in extra special event pricing for electronics recycling; Sign up for cold weather shelter alerts; And more! Read our latest issue: https://conta.cc/3PjJM3N [Image Description: This is Aurora newsletter graphic with text "Catch up on city news and events"]
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New year, new opportunities! The city of Aurora is a world of career opportunities. Consider this your sign to explore our exciting careers with exceptional benefits at AuroraGov.org/Jobs. #JoinOurTeam [Image Description: Aurora Municipal Center and city employees]
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Happy New Year from the city of Aurora! May the year ahead bring you joy, peace and meaningful connections within our vibrant community and beyond. Here's to a fantastic 2025 together! For a list of closures or adjusted hours, visit https://zurl.co/SA8wl. [Image Description: Text stating happy new year]
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Is making a difference in your community part of your New Year’s resolutions? Start the year by volunteering! Explore rewarding opportunities at AuroraGov.org/Volunteer. [Image Description: Group of volunteers picking up trash]
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When it comes to acting responsibly with taxpayer dollars, the city has a proven track record of awards recognizing fiscal health, financial stability and a well-managed budget. Learn more: https://zurl.co/Chhzn [graphic description: illustration of stacks of coins and paper currency with a padlock and the words financial stability]
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To kick off 2025, the city of Aurora is offering extra special event pricing for electronics recycling for residents (no business customers) at Techno Rescue (the city's e-cycling partner), 3251 Lewiston St., Suite 10, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Jan. 6 to 10, and from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Jan. 11. Most electronic items—desktop computers, laptops, cell phones, tablets, gaming equipment, consumer electronics and similar—are accepted. Each carload is free, along with LCD monitors and floor model printers. Cash or debit/credit card is preferred as payment. To address the rising costs associated with processing select electronics, the following additional fees will be applied to recycle these items: • Flat screen TV (LCD/LED; all sizes): $10 each • CRT monitors/CRT TVs (all sizes): $20 each • Console, projection or DLP TVs: $40 each • Certified data destruction with certificate: $5 per hard drive/data-containing device For a list of items NOT accepted, visit https://zurl.co/WlIm1 . Techno Rescue, which is certified for electronics recycling and data destruction, wipes and physically destroys all data storage media to protect the identities of those who are recycling responsibly. [image description: This graphic shows the three-arrow recycling symbol with a circuit board design]
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Mark your calendars and join us in honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a series of events inspired by the 2025 theme: "Let Freedom Ring." Celebrate his impact and connect with the community—check out the full lineup of events at AuroraGov.org/MLK. [Image Description: Dr. King Jr. with text: Let Freedom Ring - 39th Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration]
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Starting Wednesday, Jan. 1, the following age regulations will be enforced at all city of Aurora recreation centers to enhance the experience and ensure the safety of all guests. Facilities, gyms and pools: - Children ages 6 and younger require a parent or guardian. - Children ages 7 to 9 require a guardian 12 years or older. - Children ages 10 and older are allowed without supervision. Also starting Wednesday, Jan. 1, adult membership fees for city recreation centers will increase. For adult members enrolled in EZ Pay, the fee increase will take effect starting Saturday, Feb. 1. This adjustment ensures the city can continue delivering high-quality facilities, services and programs to residents while addressing rising costs in operations, maintenance, administrative support, renovations and capital improvements. Thank you for your understanding and support as we strive to enhance your recreation experience. For more information, visit https://lnkd.in/gDJHw2gJ or contact your local recreation center. [Image description: Adults, teenagers and children playing sports, exercising and swimming at local recreation centers.]
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It’s the season of giving so let’s give back to the planet by making sure your holiday tree gets a second life. Drop off your tree at one of our free Holiday Tree Recycling locations available from Thursday, Dec. 26, through Monday, Jan. 6. Stop by any of the following locations: - Del Mar Park, 12000 E. Sixth Ave. (at Peoria Street in the west parking lot) - Saddle Rock Golf Course, 21705 E. Arapahoe Road (west of E-470) - Olympic Park, 15501 E. Yale Ave. (east of Chambers Road) Please remove all nails, decorations and stands from trees prior to drop-off. No artificial trees will be accepted. Let's keep our community green this holiday season! Visit https://lnkd.in/gPsnEb_t for more information! Free mulch is available anytime (while supplies last) at all drop-off locations. Please bring your own truck, bags, shovel and containers. [Image description: Image of tree branches with the text Holiday Tree Recycling and photos of holiday trees at recycling of locations.]
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