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Aurora, Illinois
Aurora is a suburb of Chicago and located mainly in Kane County. The county seat is Geneva City and can be reached at 630-232-7494. Aurora is the second most populated city in Illinois and the 114th most populated city in the country. As of 2013 the population was 199,963. Aurora has the nickname City of Lights because it was one of the first cities in the country to have an all-electric street lighting system (1881). Aurora is a mixture of architecture including Frank Lloyd Wright and Ludwig Mile van der Rohe structures and a collection of Sears Catalog Homes.
Aurora, Illinois Town hall
44 E Downer Place
Aurora, IL 60505
650-256-4636
Richard C. Irvin, Mayor
44 E. Downer Place
Aurora, IL 60507
650-256-3010
The crime index is 159.4 per 100,000. The US average is 241.6 per 100,000. There no sex offender statistics listed.
Crime rates in Aurora, Illinois in 2016 included 7 murders per 100,000, 57 rapes, 130 robberies, 437 assaults, 441 burglaries, 2,259 thefts, 167 auto thefts, 21 arsons. The most prevalent crime in Aurora is property thefts.
Aurora Illinois – Police Station and Crime Statistics
The Aurora Police Department states that it is committed to treating everyone with respect and dignity. The police department claims that integrity guide actions and relationships with the entire community. Officers are dedicated to the profession and improving their standard of excellence. Divisions in the police department include neighborhood policing, investigative services, support services, the honor guard, pipes & drums and special response teams.
Police Department
Kristen Ziman, Chief of Police
1200 E. Indian Trail
Aurora, IL 60507
630-256-5000 emergency 911
City of Aurora Detention Center
630-256-5770
If you need assistance on detainees or bonding information, speak to a Detention staff member. The facility is open seven days a week, 24 hours a day.
