Aurora, Ill. — The City of Aurora shared today that applications are open to serve on the city’s new Public Transition Committees. The committees will help develop community-based recommendations for informing the work of City Departments. There will be five new committees made.
The Finance and Responsibility Committee will develop a 100-day goal and four-year budget and finance plan. The plan should prioritize creating new revenue streams for reducing t5ax burdens of Aurora residents.
The Sustainability and Development Committee will develop a climate plan that encourages residents to have energy-efficient homes and creates new venerable energy incentives. Additionally, the committee will be responsible for making a preservation plan for the city’s natural green spaces.
The Housing Committee will be responsible for accessibility and affordability for all Aurora residents. The committee will create a comprehensive plan that focuses on green initiatives for building. The committee will also make recommendations in support of the city’s unhoused community and emphasize the importance of home-ownership.
The Public Safety Committee will enhance community well-being with a public safety approach that helps crime prevention and encourages community involvement in public safety. The committee will do this through a plan of innovative methods.
Finally, the Supporting Youth and Education Committee will help develop new after-school programs and liberatory education initiatives for youth. The programs will help elevate opportunities for all students.
Applications for these Public Transition Committees will close July 7. Requirements for the committees and applications can be found online.
