Build Up Aurora

In 2023, the city is delivering on promises to address a top priority of our residents—transportation and roadways—by improving the condition of Aurora’s residential streets.

According to national standards, the condition of 58% of the city’s overall street network, including neighborhood streets, is rated as fair or below. The Aurora City Council approved a plan to fund the neighborhood improvements—ranging from concrete repair to street reconstruction—to bring the city’s overall street network back to good condition, especially neighborhood streets.

Over the next two years, rehabilitation roadwork is planned in 35 neighborhoods with the greatest need for improvement. The initial phase of projects will be focused on concrete repair, followed by paving work. Individual projects will be prioritized based on the severity of street conditions.

View the 2022-23 neighborhood street rehabilitation map.

Residential streets citywide will continue to be part of Aurora’s annual roadwork, with a continued focus on caring for what we have. View the five-year street rehabilitation plan map for details.

View the recent news coverage on Build Up Aurora's progress this year:

Denver Gazette Article: Aurora project to fix neighborhood roads makes progress, draws praise
CBS Colorado: Aurora residents see improvements on neighborhood streets