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Aurora police chief credits data-driven strategies for 25% drop in crime since 2024
Aurora police reported 7,816 fewer victims since 2024, even as calls for service rose nearly 5% last year, Chief Todd Chamberlain said.
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Aurora crime rate drops 10.5% in first half of 2026. Chief credits technology, focus
Aurora police Chief Todd Chamberlain talks to reporters July 28, 2026 at police headquarters in Aurora. PHOTO BY MCKENNA HARFORD AURORA | In the first half of 2026, the city’s crime rate, including property and violent crimes, dropped 10.5%, continuing a two-year decline, police reported today. From January to June, violent crime has decreased 9% and property crime is down 11%, representing 665 fewer victims than the same timeframe last year, ac…
Aurora police chief credits data-driven strategies for 25% drop in crime since 2024
Aurora's police chief is highlighting a significant decline in crime since taking over the department two years ago, pointing to data-driven policing, technology, and targeted patrol strategies.
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