What’s New in Aurora, Illinois
Be Counted
16 Days
Until Census 2010
The City of Aurora receives millions of dollars each year from the federal government to improve our schools, roads, health care facilities, and many other projects. The amount of money received is based on data obtained from the national census that is conducted every ten years. April 1, 2010 is census day! When you receive your census form in the mail, please take ten minutes to fill it out and return it right away. All information gathered during the census is strictly confidential and is not shared with anyone including other federal agencies or law enforcement entities. For more information, click on the link below:
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City of Aurora Introduces Rain Barrel Program
Water is one of our most important resources; protecting it, conserving it and thinking of future generations is essential.
The City of Aurora is helping by implementing a Rain Barrel Program to provide low cost rain barrels to City of Aurora residents.
More Information on the City of Aurora’s Rain Barrel Program
Aurora is a Red Light Enforcement Community
The Aurora Police Department is now issuing $100.00 fines for persons caught on video running red lights at three city intersections.
Aurora Borealis Newsletter
The Spring 2010 edition of the City of Aurora’s Aurora Borealis newsletter has arrived and can be downloaded from the link provided below.
Road Closures/Construction Updates
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Public Notices
- Request for Qualifications - Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) Surveyor
- RFP - Revised - Porch Construction and Plans
- Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation and Report (CAPER) (2009) - Draft
- NSP Substantial Amendment Full Document
- RFQ- Neighborhood Redevelopment Stabilization Title Company (revised 02/17/2010)
- Notice of 2010-14 CDBG Consolidated Plan Public Hearing
- Request for Qualifications - Architect
- Request for Qualifications - Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) Real Estate Attorney
- Request for Qualifications - Lead Based Paint Inspector
- Request for Qualifications - Appraisers
- Request for Qualifications - Realtor (revised 02/17/2010)
- Request for Qualifications - Rehabilitation Professional
Aurora Police Announce New Telephone Numbers
The Aurora Police Department has announced new telephone numbers for all police employees and divisions effective immediately.
While the number for police emergencies, 911, of course, does not change, the department has established a new non-emergency telephone number of 630-256-5000. Even though the former non-emergency telephone number, 630-859-1700, will continue to be answered until the city’s 911 Center moves into the new headquarters, officials encourage citizens to use the new non-emergency number. They reiterate that 911 should be used only in instances of immediate threats to personal safety or property.
Seasonal and H1N1 Flu Updates
This flu season there are two types of flu affecting residents in Kane County: H1N1 (Swine) flu and seasonal flu. In order to stay healthy, it is important that you know and understand how to prevent, treat and contain both types of flu.
Learn more, as well as how to keep your family safe from both the seasonal and H1N1 flu strains by visiting the Kane County Health Department’s web site, below.
News
- Street Closures Slated for Next Week
- Aurora to Honor Historic Preservation Efforts
- Police Mourn Loss of Oldest Living Officer
- Aurora Police Name "Co-Employees of the Month" For February 2010
- Mayor to Announce Minority/Women-Owned Business Taskforce Findings
- Aurora Sustainable Efforts Garner Award
- Mandatory Housing Classes Announced
- More News...
Committee Meetings
- 03/15/10 - Public Art Commission
- 03/16/10 - Planning Council
- 03/16/10 - Finance Committee
- 03/16/10 - Committee of the Whole
- 03/17/10 - Planning Commission
- More Meetings...
