Aurora announces three finalists for new police and fire accountability position

AURORA | The city named three finalists for the manager of the newly created Office of Public Safety Accountability with plans to host a community meet and greet with the candidates on Monday. John Hummel, Shenandoah Titus and Eric Williams are the finalists to lead the independent division that will monitor the city’s police, fire, detention and 911 departments. The finalists are set for another round of interviews with city staff and elected officials, as well as the community meet and greet. A meet and greet is scheduled for 6:15 p.m. Nov. 16 at the large community room at the Aurora Central Library, 14949 E. Alameda Parkway. Members of the public can also submit questions online at EngageAurora.org/AccountabilityManager by noon Nov. 15 to be considered for the candidate interview process. The recorded interviews will be available on the same website on Monday before the meet and greet. Candidate biographies are also online for review. Hummel is an attorney with Franklin D.

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