The Service Department will begin its leaf pick up service starting October 29, 2018, and will continue in a continuous effort until leaf season is over. Read on...
The Service Department requests that ALL decorations be removed from gravesites before Monday, November 5 in order to conduct its fall maintenance and clean up. Read on...
Congressman Dave Joyce and Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin celebrated the completion of Scout Keaton Thieding’s Eagle Scout project on Saturday at the Deed House. Read on...
The Fall Festival and Business Showcase at Sunny Lake provided a great opportunity to enjoy a family day out and network with community businesses. Read on...
Mayor Womer Benjamin along with Assistant Fire Chief McBirney, Police Chief Byard, Lieutenant Lumpkins and Fire Chief Barnes are pictured at the Aurora High School football game during City of Aurora Night.
It was City of Aurora Night at the Aurora High School football game. Administration, employees, members of Council and Mayor Womer Benjamin ran concessions and cheered on the Aurora Greenmen to victory.
Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin sent out a letter to all Aurora residents and businesses
regarding the Norfolk Southern Railroad ("NFS") right-of-way which runs through our community. Additional Info...
Coyotes have existed in the City of Aurora and the State of Ohio for many years. Coyotes are most visible in spring and fall, and appear more often at dawn and at dusk. Read on...
Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin addresses attendees at the 2018 State of the City luncheon held on February 28th at the Bertram Inn. Please click on the link to hear her speech and a short video about Aurora filmed by Scott Pease." Click on link
The Geauga Lake Marker Dedication on September 17th was a great success. With nearly 100 in attendance, people came from all over northeast Ohio to take part in the event. Pictured from left are Becki Trivison with the Ohio History Connection, Jeff Clark chairman of the Landmark Commission, Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin, and Councilman John Kudley, Jr.
July 4th Festivities Showcased
At the July 4th festivities, Mayor Ann Womer Benjamin honored the Parade Grand Marshal and Aurora Board of Education President Jerry Kohanski with a plaque and key to the city for his many years of tremendous work with the schools, including helping the district gain national recognition.
