Auburn Police Department

06/08/2026

Found Dog

Dog found on the 1700 block of Wayne Street.

If this is your dog, please call or text 260-333-7911.

06/04/2026

FOUND DOG

Female poodle mix found in the 900 block of Griswold. She is not wearing a collar.
If this is your dog, or if you know who she belongs to, please call or text 260-333-7911.

05/25/2026

Update: dog has been returned to owner! FOUND DOG

A dog has been found on the East Side of Auburn.

If you are the owner or know who the owner may be, please contact Dispatch at 260-333-7911.

05/22/2026

Our thoughts and prayers are with the La Porte County Sheriff's Office and family and friends of the deputy who was shot early this morning at Franciscan Health Hospital in Michigan City. The deputy is in critical condition.

The suspect is in custody.

05/21/2026

Found Dog

Found dog in the 1700 block of South Indiana. Please contact the Auburn Police if you k know the owner or it is your dog. 260-333-7911

05/14/2026

🚧 Traffic Alert 🚧

Please be advised that the intersection of Auburn Drive and Wayne Street will be closed and experiencing delays beginning at 7:00 AM tomorrow due to paving operations during the morning commute.

We encourage motorists to seek alternate routes during the morning hours to avoid delays.

We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience as we continue the beautification and improvement of our streets.

05/11/2026

The Auburn Police Department joins law-enforcement, all across the country in recognizing national police week May 10th–16, 2026. This week honors officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

Please take a moment of silence this week and say a prayer for those who have lost loved ones along with those men and women who protect and serve our communities.

Thank you for the dedication, sacrifice, and willingness to serve to all members of the Auburn Police Department!

Our community would not be the great community it is without you!

Stay safe!

05/07/2026

🚨 Now Seeking – LATERAL OFFICERS 🚨

The Auburn Police Department is seeking experienced officers to join our team.

If you’re ready for a department that values experience, professionalism, and long-term career growth, we want to hear from you.

✅ Physical & written testing waived for laterals🚓 Take-home vehicle from Day 1
🏡 Surrounding counties included
👮 Strong leadership. Supportive community.

Career advancement opportunities.

💰 PAY & BENEFITS
💵 Starting Salary: $69,168

📈 LONGEVITY PAY & PTO BENEFITS
✔️ +1% annual longevity pay after 5 years
✔️ Up to 20% additional pay
✔️ Longevity also applies to PTO benefits

🌴 12 Vacation Days (Years 1–4)
🎉 12 Paid Holidays
🗓️ 6 Personal Days yearly (8 after 4 years)

🚨 SPECIALIZED UNITS
🐕 K9 Unit
🚁 Drone Operator
⚡ Emergency Response Team…and more

📩 Send your resume + completed application today:[email protected]

⚠️ Application required for consideration.

Positions may fill quickly.

Serve. Protect. Make a Difference.

05/05/2026

🚨 Tornado Siren Test Notice 🚨

Tomorrow, Wednesday, May 6th at 11:00 AM, we will be testing select tornado sirens citywide.
This is only a test. There is no emergency.
Thank you!

04/28/2026

The Auburn Police Department also extends its sincere appreciation to Formwright LLC, located at 1195 S 250 W in LaGrange, Indiana, for their generous donation of a Roof Wrangler Ladder System to the Special Response Teams of the LaGrange County Sheriff’s Office, Steuben County Sheriff’s Office, and Auburn City Police Department.

Pictured from left to right: Chris Emerick, Steuben County Detective; Sgt. Cliff Hibbs, LaGrange County Sheriff’s Office; Jonah Eash, Formwright; Sheriff Tracy Harker; Chief Deputy Juan Arroyo; and Captain Sean Miller, Auburn City Police Department.

The LaGrange County Sheriff’s Office extends its sincere appreciation to Formwright LLC, located at 1195 S 250 W in LaGrange, Indiana, for their generous donation of a Roof Wrangler Ladder System to the Special Response Teams of the LaGrange County Sheriff’s Office, Steuben County Sheriff’s Office, and Auburn City Police Department.

This equipment will be a valuable addition to our tools and will enhance our ability to protect and serve the residents of LaGrange County.

Support from businesses like Formwright LLC demonstrates a strong commitment to community safety. Their recognition of the importance of equipping first responders reflects both their dedication and their role as a valued member of our local business community.

Pictured from left to right: Chris Emerick, Steuben County Detective; Sgt. Cliff Hibbs, LaGrange County Sheriff’s Office; Jonah Eash, Formwright; Sheriff Tracy Harker; Chief Deputy Juan Arroyo; and Captain Sean Miller, Auburn City Police Department.