The I-70 Picadilly Diverging Diamond Interchange is a major step forward for transportation in the region.

Help us build a priority list for Aurora’s infrastructure future.

Construction of the Parker/Quincy/Smoky Hill Intersection Improvement Project is expected to start in early February 2026 and continue through December 2026, with additional time built in to ensure the project is completed safe

The new Diverging Diamond Interchange at Picadilly and I-70 has reached substantial completion, and the city just held a grand opening ceremony to celebrate.

It’s a test of skills for these snow plow drivers. The annual snow plow roadeo gets crews from Public Works, Aurora Water, and PROS ready for winter. One driver shows that this job isn't just for the bous.

The diverging diamond interchange at I-70 and Picadilly is nearing completion. This design-build project will extend Picadilly Road between Colfax Avenue and Smith Road via an interchange onto I-70 in Aurora.

Keeping Aurora Beautiful takes work from everyone. The city's public works department plays a big role in helping keep our city clean. 

Meet a street sweeper who has worked with Aurora for 25 years.

The goal of the Colfax BRT Next study is to identify bus rapid transit options that'll serve East Colfax Avenue between the R Line Station at Colfax and 225 and Picadilly/E470.

In January 2025, Colorado passed new child passenger safety laws.

Connecting Aurora is the city's first-ever, citywide master transportation plan.

The newly established Build Up Aurora Infrastructure Task Force will use innovative strategies and public feedback to prioritize the next phase of addressing $700 million in critical infrastructure projects.

Help make the city of Aurora more accessible by getting involved with the ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan.