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Aurora is Colorado's third largest city with a diverse population of more than 398,000. The "Gateway to the Rockies" is a bioscience, transportation and aerospace hub with award …
About Aurora - City of Aurora
Once a budding frontier town of farmers and ranchers just east of the state's capital, Aurora is Colorado's third largest city with a diverse population of more than 404,000. From agricultural …
Data & Demographics - City of Aurora
Aurora is a diverse, growing city of over 404,000 people and 200,000 jobs. There are so many forces that drive population and economic change that it can be hard to understand exactly …
Aurora History - City of Aurora
Aurora is now home to the Colorado Freedom Memorial, dedicated in 2013 to honor all of those Colorado military personnel who have lost their lives in combat while serving our country. To …
City Hall - City of Aurora
Long known as the Gateway to the Rockies, this All-America City lies on the eastern edge of the Denver-Aurora Metropolitan Area. The city boasts spectacular views of the Front Range …
Population - City of Aurora
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Aurora is currently the third largest city in Colorado ** and 52nd largest city in the country***. Growth Image Description: Aurora's population total for the …
Online Transport Permits - City of Aurora
The city of Aurora can accept payment online by MasterCard, Visa, Discover Card and American Express. Payments may also be made by check through the mail, or by cash or check in …
Recreation & Sports Programs - City of Aurora
Concerts in Aurora; Calendar; Colorado Remembers; Fall into Fun; 4th of July Spectacular; Global Fest; Holiday Tree Lighting; Park Lights & Movie Nights; S'mores on the Shore; …
Contact Us - City of Aurora
You can easily report code violations or other issues, and get information about the city in a few simple steps by using Access Aurora for your phone. Street Light Outages: Contact Xcel …
Explore the Sites - City of Aurora
Historic landmarks tell the story of Aurora, from a small 19th century “trolley town” on the fringes of an emerging metropolis, to a growing suburb of the 1950s. Historic homes, businesses and …