Police

Aurora Police Department Mission Statement

We will enhance the quality of life in Aurora through innovation, partnerships,
and dedicated service to our community.

Open Data Portal

The Aurora Police Department is committed to an open process that builds trust and inspires confidence in our community. Our Open Data Portal provides public access to crime statistics, use-of-force data, and department demographics, fostering transparency and engagement.

About Us

Learn more about APD's core values, policies, and procedures. Explore where we stand on key issues, our philosophy, use of force guidelines, and training practices, and review our Unmanned Aerial System policy and other essential information.

Command Staff & Organizational Structure

Learn about APD’s leadership team and structure, guiding our mission with strategic oversight and community-focused policing.

Join APD

Explore career opportunities with the Aurora Police Department! From 911 Telecommunications Operator to Police Officer positions, APD offers a range of roles with great benefits, career development, and a commitment to service.

Make a Report Online

File a report online, compliment an officer, or submit a complaint digitally.

Obtain Copies of Reports

The Records Division staff is responsible for the management of police records, including the processing of reports, citations, warrants, expungements, Freedom of Information Act requests concerning police records, and the transmittal of information to police agencies, county/state/federal courts, and corrections systems.

Crime Prevention Tips and Programs

Read through some important safety tips.

Police News

Stay updated on Aurora Police Department’s latest news, from arrests and investigations to safety alerts and community events. Discover press releases detailing recent cases, crime stats, and department updates.

Citizen Police Academy

Join the Aurora Police Department’s Citizen Police Academy to learn about law enforcement and build trust within the community.

Specialized Units & Assignments

From high-risk operations and crisis intervention to ceremonial honors and community engagement, these specialized teams are essential to public safety and uphold our department’s core values.

Traffic Unit & Road Safety

The Traffic Division consists of three traffic investigators and a traffic sergeant. Investigators’ primary responsibilities include crash investigations, hit and run investigations, major crash reconstruction and traffic safety.

Crisis Intervention Unit

The Aurora Police Department strives to enhance the quality of life for those with special needs or mental illness, and their families, and to reduce the use or need for force necessary to protect these citizens. The Crisis Intervention Team officers work to guide these citizens and their families to a safe and favorable outcome.

Youth Programs

Discover the different programs and services the APD offers throughout the city!

Services & Programs

Explore community safety programs and services, from fingerprinting and eviction assistance to crime prevention, neighborhood support, and specialized training like ALICE Active Shooter and CFMH courses.

Education

Explore the Aurora Police Department’s educational resources on topics like drug abuse, bullying, gang prevention, and mental health. Find valuable programs, safety tips, and resources for parents, youth, and community members to support a safer, informed community.

Staff and Contact

Discover the key contacts and divisions of the Aurora Police Department for non-emergency situations, investigations, traffic inquiries, property returns, and more. For emergencies, dial 9-1-1. Explore how to connect with the APD for public information, recruiting, or other services.