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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.
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.
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.
The City of Aurora is proud to announce its recent partnership with UCHealth has successfully launched with six new clinicians and two care coordinators hired for Aurora’s crisis intervention programs.
Aurora Fire Rescue's EMTs and Paramedics have some of the best cardiac arrest survival rates in the country. Crews train hard in CPR and make sure their gear is ready to go for every call.
An Aurora911 call taker was honored with two Phoenix Awards from Aurora Fire Rescue this year. Her actions helped relay critical life-saving measures for two people who were in cardiac arrest.
A new addition to Aurora911 is helping certain 911 callers receive help faster. A pilot program called Nurse Navigation will connect 911 callers to a licensed nurse who can give them direct help over the phone.
Some girls in Aurora learn how to drench their fears and gain confidence thanks to Aurora Fire Rescue. It’s all part of Camp Spark which uses hands-on firefighting training to inspire and empower girls to become leaders
