Aurora City Council Candidate Q and A
Aurora Advertiser
The Aurora City Council is comprised of five At Large members elected on a non-partisan basis, all with three-year terms.
City Council appoints the City Manager, City Clerk and the City Treasurer.
This year, the terms of Mayor Doyle Ferguson and Councilman Don McWade expire with Doyle Ferguson and Tony Kennedy as the two candidates running for those seats. Below is a short Q and A with the two candidates for the two council seats.
Occupation?
Doyle Ferguson (DF): I am a business owner in Aurora.
Tony Kennedy (TK): I ve worked the last 21 years in IT. I m currently the Director of IT for Blackstone Investment Group, parent company of the LuggageWorks brand among many others.
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