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  The Mayor's Message 

Welcome to Aurora, Ohio!

Mayor Lynn E. McGill Welcomes You!

A message from the mayor:

  • Residents are our number one priority.

  • Residents are not interruptions of our work; they are the reason for it.

  • I have an "open door policy" - please call or come in to speak with me.

  • Attitude

Please click on the Mayor  for current and future updates pertaining to information about energy suppliers and programs.

  Aurora Address Map 
The Fire Department has made available an interactive map that allows you to view all the street addresses in The City of Aurora. Please click on this link below to download your copy!

AURORA ADDRESS MAP

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 (Hidden) Nuisance Animal Control Information
Nuisance Animal Control InformationAttachment
by Dixon, Rebecca		 7/11/2007 12:34 PM

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Property Maps

City Owned Properties
CRA Zones

Master Plan Review Committee Survey 
Looking to the future, the Master Plan Committee has attempted to outline many quality of life issues for the residents of Aurora. The following survey will allow your opinions and comments to be included with the 2007 edition of Aurora’s Master Plan. These items/ projects, if instituted, may require additional funding from levies, grants, and city appropriations.  

Master Plan Survey

The newest Officer is "Dog" gone good!

Residents meet the newset member of our Police force at the Memorial Day Parade.  As seen here he is really settling in and enjoying the city! 

 

 
 
 Events and Tips for Aurora Residents
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10/26/2007 3:01 PM
Septic Cleaning Programs
8/23/2007 9:10 AM
NUISANCE ANIMAL CONTROLCITY OF AURORA NUISANCE ANIMAL CONTROL INFORMATION
6/28/2006 9:55 AM
Safety Information for Flooded BasementRecommendations for flooded basements and cleanup tips.

  Clock Tower Project   

At the most recent Landmark Commission meeting here in Aurora , Mayor McGill presented plans for the beautification in the Historic District. His plan would build a clock tower at the intersection of routes 43 and 306. This location is west of the Bicentennial Gazebo and north of City Hall on a overgrown parcel of city property.  This proposal was tabled until the next scheduled meeting on March 15, 2007.


The patio portion of the project was designed by Cawrse & Associates and Dennis Altman, City Field & Grounds Coordinator, will build it. The cost of materials is $15,000 and is in the 2007 city budget. 

 

The clock tower portion was designed by the Verdin Company and will cost $130,000 for the steel framing and the clock, the brick and limestone covering will be applied by local craftsmen–brick masons–estimated cost $50,000.  The total of $180,000 will be donations from organizations and individuals—$1,000 donation paid for 1/3 each year for three years.  


Below are images of the clock tower project proposal.

 

Aurora City Hall
130 South Chillicothe Road
Aurora, Ohio 44202
(330) 562-6131
Mayor's fax: (330) 995-9906
 

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