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City of Aurora Unveils 2027 Proposed Budget

Published on October 26, 2026

The City of Aurora has unveiled its proposed 2027 budget, highlighting a continued commitment to strategic infrastructure improvements, public safety, and fiscal responsibility.

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Statement On Alleged Mass Shooting

Published on October 15, 2026

Mayor John Laesch issued a statement following the alleged mass shooting plot that targeted members of a Hindu temple here in Aurora on Sunday.

Tagged as: , Office Of The Mayor

Free Leaf Pickup Begins 10/19

Published on October 12, 2026

Beginning Monday, October 19, Groot Waste Management will collect yard waste bags containing leaves without requiring a sticker for six weeks!

Tagged as: , Environment

Phillips Park Foundation Joins with Zoo for Adopt an Animal Campaign

Published on October 08, 2026

The Phillips Park Zoo, in partnership with the Phillips Park Foundation, have established an “Adopt An Animal” campaign aimed at bringing an African crested porcupine to Aurora.

Tagged as: , Announcements

Rosary College Prep Student Receives Honors at City Council

Published on October 07, 2026

At Tuesday night’s Committee of the Whole meeting, Mayor John Laesch honored Alexandra Jurado, who earned a perfect ACT score, an accomplishment just 0.25 percent of high school students achieve annually nationwide.

Tagged as: , Honours & Celebration

Illinois Environmental Council Honors Mayor Laesch

Published on October 06, 2026

The Illinois Environmental Council honored Mayor John Laesch with the
Milestone Achievement Award at its annual Environmental Leadership Dinner on Friday, October 2.

Tagged as: , Honours & Celebration

Mayor Opposes 15% Water Rate Hike For Proposed TAP Program

Published on October 05, 2026

Mayor John Laesch is opposing a proposed 15 percent water rate hike ($18 per water bill) for a Text-a-Physician program being advanced by State Representative Barbara Hernandez, citing concerns over automatic enrollment, increased water bills, and unanswered questions about the program's medical safeguards, privacy protections, and legal liability.

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City Celebrates Mexican Independence and Return of Fiestas Parade

Published on September 14, 2026

The City of Aurora, in partnership with the Aurora Hispanic Heritage Advisory Board, is excited to announce the return of the popular Fiestas Patrias Parade, set to take place on Sunday, September 20, beginning at 11 A.M.

Tagged as: , Arts & Culture

Mayor Honors 12 Aurora Residents for Junior Olympics

Published on September 02, 2026

At Tuesday night’s Committee of the Whole meeting, Mayor John Laesch honored 12 Aurora residents who earned national recognition at the 2026 Amateur Athletic Union Junior Olympic Games, placing within the top 15 in a number of track and field events.

Tagged as: , Honours & Celebration

Census Workers Begin Going Door-To-Door

Published on August 31, 2026

Official Census canvassers will have proper identification visible when coming to your door. You will be able to take the Special Census with the Census canvasser. If you are not home at the time of the visit, the Census canvasser will leave an official notice of visit.

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City of Aurora Unveils 2027 Proposed Budget

Statement On Alleged Mass Shooting

Free Leaf Pickup Begins 10/19

Phillips Park Foundation Joins with Zoo for Adopt an Animal Campaign

Rosary College Prep Student Receives Honors at City Council

Illinois Environmental Council Honors Mayor Laesch

Mayor Opposes 15% Water Rate Hike For Proposed TAP Program

City Celebrates Mexican Independence and Return of Fiestas Parade

Mayor Honors 12 Aurora Residents for Junior Olympics

Census Workers Begin Going Door-To-Door

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