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  • Aurora council debates ARPA nonprofit grants

    Aurora council debates ARPA nonprofit grants

    Last year the Aurora City Council approved using pandemic recovery funds to support nonprofits working in the city with grants – but when it came time to sign off on the projects, not all lawmakers were happy with who was getting money. In January 2022, the city council approved allocating $2.5 million in American Rescue…


  • Call for the question: Aurora City Council debates meeting rules

    Call for the question: Aurora City Council debates meeting rules

    The Aurora City Council Monday began examining and discussing some of its meeting rules that can affect councilmembers’ ability to speak during meetings and in how the public can participate remotely. Mayor Mike Coffman is proposing that the city council repeal a meeting rule named “Call for the question,” which allows council to end debate…


  • As expensive housing moves in, Aurora residents fear displacement

    As expensive housing moves in, Aurora residents fear displacement

    New luxury developments popping up in Aurora near East Colfax have caused concern for some residents who have noticed crime and other activities that previously took place on development sites creeping into their neighborhood. Others share concern that the developments may displace the area’s vibrant immigrant community. TomHellauertom.hellauer@denvergazette.comhttps://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/a3dc80c0a9d47d671f1f3da872cc0a06?s=100&d=mm&r=g A set of crutches teetered on top…


  • Aurora takes steps to curb catalytic converter theft with new sale reporting system

    Aurora takes steps to curb catalytic converter theft with new sale reporting system

    Buyers who purchase catalytic converters in the city of Aurora will be required to report those sales to an online database as city leaders make an effort to deter people from stealing the car parts. A bill passed on Monday establishes catalytic converters valued at $30 or more as secondhand property under city code. The…


  • Aurora to spend nearly 10% of federal COVID-19 recovery funds on police bonuses

    Aurora to spend nearly 10% of federal COVID-19 recovery funds on police bonuses

    Aurora will spend nearly 10% of its COVID-19 recovery funds from the American Rescue Plan Act on bonuses for police officers. Every uniformed officer with the Aurora Police Department is set to receive $8,000 in bonuses in 2022 – totaling $6 million to be spent from the city’s $65 million in federal funds. The bonuses…


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