2023 has proven to be a memorable year for the City of Aurora! Join us as we reflect on our thriving business landscape, impactful events, public safety initiatives, and more.

The Aurora Fire Department awarded an Aurora woman after her actions saved the life of a man in cardiac arrest.

A man riding his bike at the Aurora Reservoir went into cardiac arrest. A boat inspector and two park rangers helped keep him alive with CPR and an AED until first responders arrived.

Aurora Fire Rescue had the distinct honor of participating in a ceremony to dedicate a portion of 16th Avenue in front of Station 1 to Ruben Sims, Jr., the first African-American firefighter in our department.

Aurora 911's Nurse Navigation program marks a major milestone and Aurora Fire Rescue prepares to launch Right Response.

Aurora911's Cheri Kline has been selected as the 2023 Telecommunicator of the Year.

Spend National Dog Day with K9’s from the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office at the “RexRun” on August 26th.

Aurora first responders have been called out to a lot of serious and deadly crashes in the city this year.

Planet Fitness donated gym equipment to Aurora Fire Rescue to help our first responders stay in top shape.

AuroraTV spoke with Robert Tanaka, a Japanese American, in honor of Asian American & Pacific Islander Month. Tanaka works at Fire Station 11

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.