City Council

Meetings, Agendas, and Minutes

Access Aurora City Council, Committee of the Whole, and Standing Committee meetings live or on-demand. View agendas, minutes, and watch proceedings via YouTube, Aurora Community Television, or Comcast Channel 10. Stay informed on city decisions and discussions.

Wards and Aldermen

City Council Meeting Information

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.

Infrastructure and Technology Committee Meeting Information

The Infrastructure and Technology Committee (I&T) 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, public utilities and public buildings and grounds, and more.

Public Health, Safety and Transportation Committee Meeting Information

The Public Health, Safety and Transportation Committee (PHST) Committee handles matters requiring City Council approval involving public safety, including police, fire and emergency management, the number and classifications of liquor or tobacco licenses, housing, rental licensing, public transportation, youth and senior services, and more.

Building Zoning and Economic Development Committee Meeting Informatiom

The Building, Zoning and Economic Development (BZE) Committee meets on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month, at 4:00 P.M. at City Hall, Second Floor Council Chambers. The BZE Committee handles matters requiring city council approval involving the airport, annexation, boundary agreements, business development, building code development and enforcement, economic development, and more!

Finance Committee Meeting Information

The Finance Committee handles matters requiring City Council approval pertaining to collective bargaining, personnel and civil service matters, not otherwise under the jurisdiction of the Civil Service Commission, taxation, city indebtedness, fees and service charges, risk management, purchasing policies, management of city funds, the library budget and tax levy, the City’s budget, and more.

Rules, Administration, and Procedures Committee Meeting Information

The Rules, Administration and Procedures (RAP) Committee handles matters requiring City Council approval pertaining to revisions to the City Code, procedural rules of the City Council, Mayoral appointments, administrative hearings, boards and commissions, legislative affairs, intergovernmental matters outside the jurisdiction of other committees, governmental ethics and more.

Committee of the Whole Meeting Information

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.