March 27 | 6:00 PM
EHills Church | 25511 E Smoky Hill Rd, Aurora, CO 80016
Tickets $10 per person
Join the Aurora Fire Foundation for an exclusive Denver-area premiere of After the Tones, a powerful documentary being shown locally before its national release.
This special evening is dedicated to our retired fire and police personnel — honoring your service while opening the door to important conversations that continue long after the tones go quiet. Active-duty members, spouses, families, and community supporters are welcome to attend.
After the Tones is a 43-minute documentary that explores the realities first responders face when transitioning into retirement. Through in-depth interviews with retired and active-duty first responders, along with professionals who work closely with them, the film addresses critical topics including retirement decisions, cumulative trauma and PTS, identity shifts, suicidal ideation, and the search for renewed purpose after public service. The film also provides encouragement and access to valuable resources designed specifically for first responder families.
Following the screening, guests will be invited to participate in a panel discussion reflecting on the film’s message and its impact on our public safety community.
Proceeds from this event directly support the Aurora Fire Foundation’s mission to serve and strengthen our fire families.
Early registration is encouraged — this exclusive preview is expected to sell out.
Bring your family and join us for an exciting and educational Public Safety Field Day on Saturday, May 16, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the City of Aurora Public Safety Training Center, 25950 E. Quincy Avenue, next to the Aurora Reservoir.
Hosted by Aurora Fire Rescue, the Aurora Police Department, the Aurora Rotary Club, and the Smoky Hill Rotary Club, this free Public Safety Field Day is designed to provide hands-on learning experiences for families and children while promoting fire prevention and community safety.
This interactive event offers a unique opportunity to:
The event is free and open to the public (with completion of a safety waiver). Donations are appreciated to support the purchase of a Mobile Fire Safety Trailer, which will be used in schools and throughout the community to teach children how to safely escape home fires and practice fire prevention strategies.
Join us for a day of education, excitement, and community partnership and help support the future of fire safety education in Aurora!
Your support helps us promote public safety education, enhance community outreach, and provide vital resources for our firefighters, their families, and retirees.