March 15, 2022
Aurora, CO
2021
Overall Score
3.25
Policy Score
4.50
Socioeconomic Score
2.00
Home to a significant share of Colorado’s refugee population, Aurora earns a score of 3.25, with high marks in Government Leadership and Inclusivity. Aurora could raise its score with a focus on Economic Prosperity and Livability, which includes taking into account homeownership rates and the share of immigrants with health insurance.
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