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Sterling Hills residents urge traffic improvements after fatal hit-and-run
Aurora City Council · November 18, 2025
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Summary
A Sterling Hills resident asked Aurora City Council for more traffic safety measures—specifically a roundabout—at the Dunkirk and Wesley intersection after multiple accidents, including the hit-and-run death of a child identified as Dimitri.
Addie Short, a resident of Sterling Hills, told the council she had emailed city staff about traffic conditions and urged further measures at the four-way stop at Dunkirk and Wesley. Short said there have been several accidents there…
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