There are more than 3,000 people who work for the city of Aurora serving you, our residents. Positions include everything from police officers, firefighters and road crews to communication strategists, naturalists and water treatment specialists . It takes a lot to keep a city this size running smoothly. So what do the kids of city employees think their moms and dads do? Wait until you hear some of their answers! Also on this week's show, meet an Aurora Police detective who escaped violence in El Salvador and discovered a new calling here; learn more about the city's Stage 2 fire ban and what you need to know to help Aurora Fire Rescue keep our city safe; see the caring way the latest Leadership Aurora class helped a local father honor his disabled son's legacy; and check out a new exhibit at the Aurora History Museum celebrating the rich history of Black Americans in Aurora and around the state. Those stories and more this week on Aurora Now.
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2026 Day of Resilience honoring the Aurora theater tragedy victims is July 25
Aurora woman's brother leaves a legacy through tissue donation and helps his family's hurting hearts
PSA #1: Avoid unlawful vehicle violations
PSA #2: Watch "Lindita’s Kitchen" on AuroraTV
Leadership Aurora helps keep Sēbian’s dream alive
New event at Town Center at Aurora helps support entrepreneurs and foster community connection
Painted Prairie hosts color run to raise money for nonprofit that benefits those with disabilities
