The dog days of summer are here, families are preparing for a new school year, and Aurora is not slowing down.
This month’s update covers water conservation at the Great Lawn, Aurora’s housing strategy, ways to serve on boards and commissions, Aurora Fire Rescue recruits, Camp Spark and upcoming Ward IV events.
“Your presence matters. Your voice matters. Together, we are building a brighter future for Ward IV and all of Aurora.”
A closer look at the people preparing to serve Aurora—and young women discovering what they can accomplish.
Training with Aurora Fire Rescue recruitsConditioning, teamwork and preparation for a demanding career of service.Ready to serveRecruits receive instruction before another day of training.Camp SparkGirls ages 12–18 build confidence, leadership and friendships.Learning by doingTrying the equipment brought a new appreciation for the physical demands placed on firefighters.
Save the Date
Ward IV Town Hall
Come connect with neighbors, business leaders and city leadership—and bring your questions.
Thursday, September 10, 20266–8 p.m.; networking from 6–6:30 p.m.
Noonan’s Event Center13521 E. Iliff Ave., Aurora
Special GuestsCity Manager Jason Batchelor and City Attorney Pete Schulte
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Constituent Services
Need help with a city concern?
Neighborhood trash, abandoned vehicles, traffic noise, code issues and other quality-of-life concerns should not go unanswered.
Contact Council Member Hancock
Send the Ward IV office a clear description of the issue, the location and any helpful photographs or reference numbers.
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Use Aurora Online Services
Submit service requests and find city tools for neighborhood, public works, code and other municipal concerns.