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The final opportunity to share feedback on Connecting Aurora — the city’s first-ever multimodal transportation master plan — was originally planned for August. After thoughtful consideration, the project team has decided to postpone the final engagement period to later this year. New dates will be shared as soon as they are confirmed.
This additional time allows us to strengthen the technical foundation of the plan. As a result, we’ll be able to present more refined policies, programs, and projects—all shaped by the feedback we've received since early 2024.
What We’ve Heard So Far
Since the start of the project, community members have shared input on:
- Current transportation conditions
- Future needs and priorities
- Visionary network ideas
Investment trade-offs and preferences
Your voices have helped shape the draft implementation plan, which we’re now working to finalize. When we launch our Milestone 4 engagement later this year, you’ll have the chance to review and respond to the completed plan.
Thank You, Aurora!
Developing a plan of this scale wouldn’t be possible without your input. Thousands of residents have already participated, and we’re incredibly grateful for your time, ideas, and engagement. We look forward to hearing from even more of you during the final milestone.
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Welcome!
The city is developing Connecting Aurora over a two-year period, and will complete the project at the end of 2025. Throughout the process, we will work closely with you to ensure we are headed in the right direction and that the outcomes reflect our community’s needs.
This feedback opportunity is now closed. Input was collected April 1-May 2, 2025 via several events and an online feedback opportunity. See below for recaps of the information collected.
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Our vision, mission and bedrock practices were developed based on our extensive public engagement efforts during Milestone 1.
Our Vision

Aurora safely connects all people to our places for a healthy, sustainable, and economically strong community.
Our Mission

The city of Aurora will provide a complete transportation system to meet the needs of all people. The city will engage the public in the delivery of plans, programs, policies, standards, and projects.
Our Bedrock Practices
These bedrock practices define the way the city plans to do business while implementing the plan. As new plans, programs, policies, standards, and projects are developed, city staff will commit to using these practices as the foundation for successful implementation.
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Focus on People |
Engage |
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Be Context Sensitive |
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Modernize |
Innovate |
Be Inclusive |
Our Goals
The following goals support the Connecting Aurora's vision and mission and provide more specific guidance on what the city plans to achieve through the implementation of this plan, for both individual travelers and for the community at large.
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Safe
People are safe and feel safe traveling in our city
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Reliable
People can depend on all forms of transportation
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Convenient People can move around our city efficiently and easily. |
Connected People are well-connected to the places they want to go however, they choose to move. |
Sustainable Infrastructure and services can be built, operated, and maintained at high levels, in a fiscally and environmentally sustainable way. |
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Economically Strong The community's economic vitality is supported and enhanced by the transportation network.
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Healthy The community is served by transportation that supports a healthy lifestyle and environment. |
Authentic Infrastructure design contributes to the creation of great places and preservation of traditionally unique places. |
Equitable All people have viable transportation choices to meet their needs. |
Integrated People have easy access to a mix of places because land use and transportation are fully woven together. |
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