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Register for Aurora HOA 101 Series

Want to learn about Homeowners Associations (HOAs) and how they work? The city of Aurora and Moeller Graf Community Association Law are hosting another series covering important HOA topics for existing HOA board members or those interested in joining an HOA in the future.

The three-day series will take place at 6 p.m. at the Aurora Municipal Center, 15151 E. Alameda Parkway, Aurora Room.

• Thursday, Sept. 28: Topics include new legislation that impacts HOAs
• Thursday, Oct. 5: Topics include records and records keeping/sharing 
• Thursday, Oct. 12: Topics include best practices to run HOA meetings

This program aims to develop and educate neighborhood leaders to help build strong neighborhood connections in Aurora.
Space is limited; the series can only accommodate up to 50 people per class, so RSVP today by emailing [email protected].

Questions? Email [email protected].

Community Engagement Coordinator Program

Community Engagement Coordinators help residents and businesses connect to valuable information, access services and programs, discover community resources, and develop self-reliance through capacity building.

Neighborhood Registration Referral Program 

Register your neighborhood, community group, business association or homeowners' association with the community engagement coordinator program and you will receive notice of nearby proposed developments and have the opportunity to comment on these applications. Once registered, your neighborhood will receive information about events, programs of interest and important city notifications. The registration is free. Contact a Community Engagement Coordinator to register.

Neighborhood News

Signup for news and information about city issues distributed by email through Housing and Community Services. To get on the list, send your name, neighborhood organization and email address to [email protected] or call 303.739.7280.

Neighborhood Engagement Plans

Each neighborhood is unique in its people, its organization and its challenges, and no one understands that better than the residents who live there. To create a better level of understanding between a neighborhood and the city, Community Engagement Coordinators will host and facilitate a neighborhood meeting that includes city personnel from various departments to listen to residents identify and prioritize issues they see facing their community. A plan will be created to identify ways the city and residents can work collaboratively to improve upon areas of concern. Examples of potential topics include traffic, pets and wildlife, neighborhood maintenance and public safety.

Traffic Calming Campaign

The Neighborhood Liaison Traffic Calming Campaign program has been combined with Traffic Engineering's Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program. For more information and to apply, please visit the Traffic Calming Program page.

Neighbor-to-Neighbor Roundtables

This is a great opportunity to network with other neighborhood leaders on topics of mutual interest or concern. These smaller, informal meetings are held during the evenings at a central location throughout the year. Topics have included Internet development and communication, fraud prevention, effective organizing, leadership development, planning review training and much more. The roundtables are free and open to all Aurora residents and businesses.

Check back soon for information on upcoming meetings.

Resources and Grants

Visit AuroraGov.org/NeighborhoodGrants to discover available resources and grant possibilities for community-building activities and project development and maintenance. Community Engagement Coordinators partner with various city departments and outside resources to provide opportunities for a neighborhood's special projects and ongoing needs.

Facilitation and Negotiation

Helping keep lines of communication open between neighbors, Community Engagement Coordinators can arrange and facilitate neighborhood meetings.