The annual Fallen Police Officer Memorial with the Aurora Police Department honors and remembers the officers with APD and across Colorado who have died while on duty. 

Senator Rhonda Fields honored Aurora Fire Rescue Lieutenant Kathleen Hancock at the State Capitol. 

An Aurora firefighter and his K9 have skills that help the city, and others across the country.

The City of Aurora is proud to announce its recent partnership with UCHealth has successfully launched with six new clinicians and two care coordinators hired for Aurora’s crisis intervention programs.

Aurora Fire Rescue's EMTs and Paramedics have some of the best cardiac arrest survival rates in the country. Crews train hard in CPR and make sure their gear is ready to go for every call.

Aurora Fire Rescue is providing, and even testing and installing, free smoke detectors for those in need.

Meet the Southwicks!

The Aurora Police Department took the “30 by 30” pledge. This is a national effort to increase the number of women in policing.

An Aurora911 call taker was honored with two Phoenix Awards from Aurora Fire Rescue this year. Her actions helped relay critical life-saving measures for two people who were in cardiac arrest. 

A new addition to Aurora911 is helping certain 911 callers receive help faster. A pilot program called Nurse Navigation will connect 911 callers to a licensed nurse who can give them direct help over the phone.

An Aurora one-year-old is alive today, thanks to the heroic actions of the city's first responders and his mom.

The Aurora Mobile Response Team is turning one. We have an update on the success of the program and how it’s helping free up police to fight crime.