There'll soon be a new way to handle 911 calls in Aurora. Aurora Fire Rescue and Aurora911 are teaming up with a company called MD Ally for a new, pilot telemedicine program. It's called Aurora Clinical Navigation. We'll show you how it'll save time, money and ultimately, lives. Also on this week's show, find out how furry friends are helping improve Aurora firefighters' mental health; learn how you can apply to serve on the board of the new Aurora Downtown Development Authority which voters approved in November to revitalize the Colfax corridor; and can our pets catch colds, the flu or COVID from us? What do the folks from the Aurora Animal Shelter say? Those stories and much more this week on Aurora Now.
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Aurora Fire Rescue launches a K-9 therapy program to help firefighters with their mental health
Construction on the East Colfax BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) project will soon get underway in Aurora
Ride RTD for free Feb. 4 in honor of Transit Equity Day and civil rights leader Rosa Parks' birthday
Nominations are now being accepted for the annual Aurora Business Recognition Awards
PSA #1: January is Radon Recognition Month in Colorado - Test your home now
Community Calendar #1: Aurora History Museum hosting events in Feb. For Black History Month
PSA #2: Pull over for emergency vehicles - it's the law
PSA #3: Learn more about stories on Aurora Now at AuroraTV.org
Community Calendar #2: Take part in Winter Bike to Work Day on Feb. 13
PSA #4: Watch "Lindita's Kitchen" on AuroraTV
The city wants to hear your thoughts about a new park that's being developed
Co-owner of Molino Chino at Stanley Marketplace named a semi-finalist for a James Beard award
Related Links
Apply to Serve on the Aurora Downtown Development Authority (DDA) Board
Colfax BRT (Bus Rapid Transit)
Aurora Business Recognition Awards
Black History Month Events at the Aurora History Museum
SAVE (Standing Against Violence Everyday)
Aurora Animal Shelter Vaccination Clinic