Committee of the Whole (COW) is a meeting in which two or more Committees meet together with all Committee members, up to and including the entire board. This meeting operates under Committee Meeting guidelines but allows for greater interactions between committees and board members.

The I&T Committee shall have jurisdiction over all matters requiring city council approval pertaining to the city’s technological infrastructure, its fiber optic network, communication and data transfer, public parks and open spaces, public roadways, traffic and parking, public works, including street, sanitation, public utilities and public buildings and grounds, right-of-way, the environment, flooding, water treatment and distribution and storm and sanitary sewers, and special service areas related thereto.

The Aurora City Council is comprised of 12 elected officials - 10 ward aldermen and 2 aldermen-at-large. Working in tandem with the mayor, the aldermen are the voices of the Aurora community at the city government level.

The BZE Committee handles matters requiring city council approval involving the airport, annexation, boundary agreements, business development, building code development and enforcement, economic development, historic preservation, permitting, planning and zoning.

The establishment of the City of Aurora’s Civilian Review Board is a result of the City’s CHANGE Reform Initiative, launched by Mayor Richard C. Irvin on June 9, 2020, following the local, national and global civil unrest and calls for systemic police reform and unprecedented racial reckoning.

Committee of the Whole (COW) is a meeting in which two or more Committees meet together with all Committee members, up to and including the entire board. This meeting operates under Committee Meeting guidelines but allows for greater interactions between committees and board members.

The I&T Committee shall have jurisdiction over all matters requiring city council approval pertaining to the city’s technological infrastructure, its fiber optic network, communication and data transfer, public parks and open spaces, public roadways, traffic and parking, public works, including street, sanitation, public utilities and public buildings and grounds, right-of-way, the environment, flooding, water treatment and distribution and storm and sanitary sewers, and special service areas related thereto.

The Aurora City Council is comprised of 12 elected officials - 10 ward aldermen and 2 aldermen-at-large. Working in tandem with the mayor, the aldermen are the voices of the Aurora community at the city government level.