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Aurora, Colorado

Last updated October 15, 2026

While Denver removed its Flock cameras, Aurora expanded: roughly 114 Flock cameras, drones, facial recognition, and a Real Time Information Center. No council roll call has named the plate readers; the one surveillance vote on record is facial recognition (October 2025). Aurora's plate reader directive was last revised in 2017 and, unlike its drone and facial recognition rules, has no immigration limit.

License plate readers in Aurora

Flock Safety

Cameras
114
Plate data kept
365 days

Police Directive 17.10 keeps plate scans for one year. A September 2025 CBS News Colorado records survey listed Aurora among agencies allowing nationwide searches; police say only two federal agencies have access.

Source · as of August 25, 2026

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ALPR Cameras in Aurora

Camera locations reported by the community through DeFlock. This map is not published by Aurora. Know of a camera that's missing? Add it to the map.

Who decides in Aurora

The City Council approves surveillance contracts and sets local policy. Public comment at their meetings is the most direct way to be heard.

  • Mike Coffman

    Mayor

  • Gianina Horton

    Council Member, Ward I

  • Amy Wiles

    Council Member, Ward II

  • Ruben Medina

    Council Member, Ward III

  • Stephanie Hancock

    Council Member, Ward IV

  • Angela Lawson

    Council Member, Ward V

  • Françoise Bergan

    Council Member, Ward VI

  • Rob Andrews

    Council Member, At Large

  • Alison Coombs

    Mayor Pro Tem, Council Member At Large

  • Curtis Gardner

    Council Member, At Large

  • Alli Jackson

    Council Member, At Large

City Council pageMeeting agendasHow to speak at a meeting →

Checked October 15, 2026 against the official listing.

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