Town Parking Lot Maintenance

Aurora Town Council approved a report with more details about the conditionally approved 2025 Capital Budget project for maintaining Town parking lots. In 2021, the Town completed a detailed assessment of all 26 Town-owned parking lots, identifying their condition and recommending maintenance and repair work.

By moving forward with this project, the Town will ensure its parking lots remain safe and functional, extend their lifespan and help prevent costly repairs down...

This Family Day weekend, escape the winter blues and immerse yourself in the magic of Aurora’s Arctic Adventure! Gather your loved ones and enjoy two days of unforgettable free family fun, packed with activities for all ages!

WHEN & WHERE: Saturday, February 15: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Aurora Town Square (50 Victoria Street)

Monday, February 17: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Town Park (49 Wells Street)

WHAT: Get ready for two incredible locations and endless entertainment!

At Aurora Town Square:

• Hands-on workshops for...

As Niagara College’s five-year partnership with the Town of Aurora comes to a close, Niagara College will complete its operations of the event space at the end of January, while continuing to run the Armoury Café at Aurora Town Square until June, 2025.

All event bookings at The Armoury will continue to be honoured throughout the transition, and customers will be contacted directly regarding their reservations.

“Since signing their lease with the Town in 2019, as the first tenant of our world...

A reminder to residents to place their Christmas trees at the curb for pick-up from January 16 to 19 on your usual collection day.

To ensure a smooth pick-up, we asks that residents remove all decorations, tree skirts, and plastic bags before setting your tree out.

For your tree to be properly collected, it must be under 1.8 metres (6 feet) in height and is visible to the collectors. Clear any snow or obstacles, as crews will not be able to dig through snow or climb snowbanks to access it.

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We are gearing up for some exciting upgrades at Fleury Park, and we want your ideas to help guide the redesign! A Public Open House is being held to gather input from the community on the park’s future features.

The main goal of the upcoming renovations at Fleury Park is to replace the existing playground and move it closer to the current washroom building for better accessibility. In addition, the town is proposing the introduction of a new pickleball facility in the area where the old...