Job Summary Primary Duties & ResponsibilitiesPerform the mission of the Aurora Police Department and fulfill the mandate of the City Charter, which includes the suppression of riots, disturbances, and breaches of the peace, apprehending individuals offending state and ordinance laws, and bringing them before appropriate courts. Patrol Officers support investigations, collect evidence, work under direct supervision of a Sergeant, and present evidence in court. Patrol activities are primarily in the field and conducted in all weather conditions.

Handle emergency and non‑emergency calls for service received by the Communications Center.

Investigate and determine the type or absence of crimes.

Make sound decisions using knowledge, training, and experience.

Interact positively with the public.

Problem solve complex community issues and seek innovative solutions to reduce repeat calls.

Salary & CompensationGrade IA:

$95,107 annually ($45.72 hourly). After one year on the anniversary date, salary increases to $119,072 annually ($57.25 hourly). Hiring rates for 2027 pending CBA.BenefitsCity of Aurora benefits and retirement plans.

Uniform:

Glock 45 provided, $1,500 body armor allowance every four years, boot allowance up to $300 per year after first year.

Lateral hires start with 160 hours of personal leave.

Health insurance: city pays full premium for certain plans; dental, vision, and life insurance optional.

Disability coverage through FPPA.

Retirement:

12% bi‑weekly contribution to Money Purchase Pension Plan, with investment and hybrid defined‑benefit options.

Deferred Compensation:

457(b) plan with minimum 1% pre‑tax contribution, Roth option available.

Annual in‑service training and eligibility for job‑related sponsored training.

Minimum QualificationsMinimum three years of sworn peace officer experience in good standing within the four-year period preceding application.21 years of age by projected academy start date.

United States citizenship or lawful permanent resident.

High‑school completion or GED equivalency.

Working ConditionsField‑based patrol work in all weather conditions. Duties include responding to community calls and working under supervisory direction.

Drug Testing & Background CheckAll selected candidates must undergo a thorough criminal background check and drug screening. Employment references will be obtained for finalists.

Equal Employment OpportunityThe City of Aurora is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. A positive marijuana test is grounds for disqualification and potential termination. The City maintains a drug‑free workplace.

Veteran InformationVeterans should provide employment history and DD214 documentation on application.

ContactPD Background Administrator:

lrodrigu@auroragov.org#J-18808-Ljbffr Job Description Primary Duties & ResponsibilitiesPerform the mission of the Aurora Police Department and fulfill the mandate of the City Charter, which includes the suppression of riots, disturbances, and breaches of the peace, apprehending individuals offending state and ordinance laws, and bringing them before appropriate courts. Patrol Officers support investigations, collect evidence, work under direct supervision of a Sergeant, and present evidence in court. Patrol activities are primarily in the field and conducted in all weather conditions.

Handle emergency and non‑emergency calls for service received by the Communications Center.

Investigate and determine the type or absence of crimes.

Make sound decisions using knowledge, training, and experience.

Interact positively with the public.

Problem solve complex community issues and seek innovative solutions to reduce repeat calls.

Salary & CompensationGrade IA:

$95,107 annually ($45.72 hourly). After one year on the anniversary date, salary increases to $119,072 annually ($57.25 hourly). Hiring rates for 2027 pending CBA.BenefitsCity of Aurora benefits and retirement plans.

Uniform:

Glock 45 provided, $1,500 body armor allowance every four years, boot allowance up to $300 per year after first year.

Lateral hires start with 160 hours of personal leave.

Health insurance: city pays full premium for certain plans; dental, vision, and life insurance optional.

Disability coverage through FPPA.

Retirement:

12% bi‑weekly contribution to Money Purchase Pension Plan, with investment and hybrid defined‑benefit options.

Deferred Compensation:

457(b) plan with minimum 1% pre‑tax contribution, Roth option available.

Annual in‑service training and eligibility for job‑related sponsored training.

Minimum QualificationsMinimum three years of sworn peace officer experience in good standing within the four-year period preceding application.21 years of age by projected academy start date.

United States citizenship or lawful permanent resident.

High‑school completion or GED equivalency.

Working ConditionsField‑based patrol work in all weather conditions. Duties include responding to community calls and working under supervisory direction.

Drug Testing & Background CheckAll selected candidates must undergo a thorough criminal background check and drug screening. Employment references will be obtained for finalists.

Equal Employment OpportunityThe City of Aurora is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. A positive marijuana test is grounds for disqualification and potential termination. The City maintains a drug‑free workplace.

Veteran InformationVeterans should provide employment history and DD214 documentation on application.

ContactPD Background Administrator:

lrodrigu@auroragov.org#J-18808-Ljbffr