WELCOME TO AURORA CITY'S WEBSITE!

Aurora City is located in Sevier County, 91 miles south of Provo. Originally settled in 1875, the community was referred to as "Willowbend" because of the pioneers who settled along a big bend on the banks of the Sevier River. The town was incorporated in 1914 and officially became a city in 1982. With a rural pace of life, a close knit community, and the quiet beauty of the surrounding landscape, Aurora has so much to offer! Our website provides residents and visitors with relevant information pertaining to city government, local economy and community services. We will be adding more information in the near future to better serve you. Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have! Aurora City History

Congratulations to our new City Council Members

The Aurora City Council appointed three City Council Members at their January 23, 2024 meeting.

Congratulations to:

Andy Rasmussen
Bryan Sprague
Parker Vercimak

Congratulations to our new Aurora City Police Chief - Matt McLean

Thank you to our retiring Aurora City Police Chief - Jason Harvey

PLEASE NOTICE: Planning Commission has been changed to the first Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m.

To get items placed on the planning commission agenda...please contact Parker Vercimak planning commission chairman at 529-7643.

Notary Services Available

NOTARY SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE TO ALL AURORA CITY RESIDENTS AT NO CHARGE

MONDAY - FRIDAY 1:00- 4:00 PM

Conflict of Interest Forms-Parker Vercimak

Conflict of Interest Forms-Kelly Mason

Conflict of Interest Form-Jim Harrison

Conflict of Interest Form-Andy Rasmussen

Conflict of Interest Form-Bryan Sprague

Conflict of Interest Form-MayorQuarnberg

Election Financial Disclosure Forms-2023

The 2023 election in Aurora City was cancelled because:

1- We failed to post our financial disclosure forms before the deadline and was turned in by Sevier County to the State of Utah which cancelled our election.

2- We held a special City Council meeting where three members were appointed to the City Council for a two year term. Those three members will have their term expire on December 31, 2025. Therefore, they will need to be on the ballot for the remaining two years of the term. We will also have our current Mayor and the other two members of the City Council on the ballot to run for a 4 year term. None of these individuals raised or spent any campaign money but the strictness of the law put us in this situation.