About this Event
Each Public Transition Committee will deliver a high-level, visual presentation that covers Public Safety, Finance, Youth and Education, Sustainability, and Housing!
These Committees were established to help develop community-based recommendations that inform the work of City Departments, and were formed following an in-depth application and vetting process.
The Finance and Responsibility Committee was tasked with developing a four-year budget and finance plan, one that prioritizes the cultivation of new revenue streams to reduce the tax burden on Aurora families.
The Sustainability and Development Committee sought to propel Aurora into the 21st century by developing a bold climate plan, empowering residents to embrace energy-efficient homes and renewable energy through accessible incentives. The Committee also worked on a plan to preserve the City’s natural green spaces, while setting the foundation for a thriving green-collar economy.
The Housing Committee was focused on addressing accessibility and affordability for all Aurora residents through a comprehensive plan, focused on green building initiatives. Additionally, the Committee developed recommendations to support the City’s unhoused community, emphasizing the importance of home ownership.
The Public Safety Committee enhanced community well-being through an all-encompassing approach to public safety, designing a plan that incorporates innovative methods of crime prevention and strengthens community involvement in public safety.
The Supporting Youth and Education Committee worked to develop after-school programs and liberatory education initiatives that empower youth and elevate educational opportunities for all students.
Live Q&A technology will be utilized, in addition to rotating small groups to help discuss deep-dive questions.
Kids' activities will also take place, ensuring the forum is family-friendly!
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
18 S River St, 18 South River Street, Aurora, United States
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