Aurora Now March 6, 2024

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Was your home here built in 1960 or before? Aurora Water wants you to know about some important work that's happening now in North Aurora. The goal is to find out what your water service line is made of and whether it needs to be replaced. Find out if you're affected and what you need to do. Also on this week's show, the Aurora Police Department now has a high-tech way for you to track your 911 call to them and check the progress on your case; AuroraTV teams up with our Aurora History Museum for some Women's History Month trivia; and the Aurora Animal Shelter is searching for fosters. Find out how you can help. Those stories and much more this week on Aurora Now.

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Aurora Police Department partners with tech company to update 911 callers with progress reports

Arapahoe County Public Health has new mobile approach to preventing drug overdoses

Aurora hosting meetings for business owners and residents about Regional Navigation Campus

State of Colorado and Aurora’s CU Anschutz Medical Campus team up for gun violence prevention resource bank

We Are Aurora Youth offering free rec center access during Spring Break

Aurora Public Schools “Love The Bus Week” celebration includes a very special guest

APS’ work-based learning gives students opportunities to find careers they love

Former teacher and state representative, John Buckner, will soon receive an honorary street naming in Aurora

“Name that Mystery Object” from the Aurora History Museum

PSA #1: Register for Aurora Parks, Rec and Open Space spring and summer camps