We highly recommend waiting until the frost-free date, around May 15, to turn on your sprinkler system. When you do, be sure to check your system monthly for signs of sprinkler damage. Need help? Check out our free Outdoor Water Assessment Guide zurl.co/E9dzh .

Turning on your sprinklers before we’re done with freezing temperatures can cause expensive damage & waste water. If the soil is dry a few inches below the surface, a small drink with a hose is all your landscape needs. Cooler temps & precipitation are just around the corner.

Here are our recommended watering times for May. Remember that you may water no more than three days per week and that between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., you are not allowed to water until Sept. 30.

More than 42,000 pounds of paint was diverted from the landfill during the April 19 recycling event. Rangeview High School will hold the next paint recycling event on July 26. For details and additional recycling opportunities, visit AuroraGov.org/Recycle.

On Monday, May 5, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., WB E. Alameda Pkwy. will be minimized to a single right lane between S. Fraser Ct. and City Center Park, and left turn lanes on EB Alameda and E. Alameda Dr. will be closed. Use S. Chambers Rd. for access to the Aurora Municipal Center campus.

Saturday, May 3: One lane on westbound Arapahoe Road near Ponderosa Trail is closed. Be aware of traffic cones on the north side of the road and slow down for workers in the area.

Week of May 4: One lane on westbound Arapahoe Rd. near Ponderosa Trail will be closed. Be aware of traffic cones on the north side of the road and slow down for workers in the area.

Here are our recommended watering times for June. Remember that you may water no more than three days per week, and between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. is not allowed through Sept. 30.

2025 Water Quality Report Delivering safe, high-quality water to your home is the city’s top priority. Learn about Aurora’s water in the annual Environmental Protection Agency-mandated Water Quality Report, which is available at AuroraGov.org/CCR.

Here are our recommended watering times for July. Remember that you may water no more than three days per week, and between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. is not allowed through Sept. 30.

Here are our recommended watering times for August. Remember that you may water no more than three days per week, and between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. is not allowed through Sept. 30.

Starting Mon., Aug. 4, Aurora Water construction will reduce Peoria St. between E. 6th and E. 11th avenues to one lane in each direction, around the clock, for approx. one month. To avoid delays—esp. through the school zone—use alternate routes Havana or Potomac streets.

Here are our recommended watering times for September. Remember that you may water no more than three days per week and that between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., you are not allowed to water until Sept. 30.

Due to a water main break around the intersection of Alameda and Moline, both the fast lane and middle lane of westbound Alameda will be shut down. The repairs are going to take about eight to 12 hours. We will post updates as soon as possible.

Our crews have fixed the main break around the intersection of Alameda and Moline. However, both the fast lane and middle lane of westbound Alameda will be shut down for a few more hours as we backfill and close out. Thank you for your patience!