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We are lucky to have FOUR certified Child Passenger Safety Technicians here at the Auburn Police Department!We will have...
09/04/2026

We are lucky to have FOUR certified Child Passenger Safety Technicians here at the Auburn Police Department!

We will have two technicians on duty Wednesday, September 9, 2026, from 2:00–4:00 p.m. to help with all of your car seat needs!

We’ll be happy to:

-Check an already-installed car seat to ensure it is installed safely and is the right seat for your child.
-Install a new car seat as an upgrade or for a new little one on the way!

Whether you have questions about your current seat or need help installing a new one, we’re here to help!

No appointment needed- first come first serve in the visitors lot of the Auburn Police Department.

Our partnership with the Manny 267 Foundation continues as they have once again donated new Manny Tubes to the Auburn Po...
09/03/2026

Our partnership with the Manny 267 Foundation continues as they have once again donated new Manny Tubes to the Auburn Police Department. This will ensure all of our front line cruisers and most of our Admin Cruisers have this life-saving device. Our agency has already used the Manny Tube to save a potential drowning victim. We are so thankful for their support.

You can learn more about the Manny 267 Foundation here: https://267foundation.org/about/

UPDATE: 9/3/26 AT 12PM: LOCATEDMr. Frochock has returned home and is safe. Thank you to all who shared our post.MISSING ...
09/03/2026

UPDATE: 9/3/26 AT 12PM: LOCATED

Mr. Frochock has returned home and is safe. Thank you to all who shared our post.

MISSING PERSON – PLEASE SHARE

The Auburn Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating 38-year-old Derek Frohock, who was reported missing after walking away from his Auburn residence during the morning of Tuesday, September 1, 2026.

Derek was last seen in the area of Saint Vincent Hospital in Worcester. Information received indicates that he may have been traveling toward the Queen Street area of Worcester.

Derek is described as a white male, approximately 6 feet tall and 250 pounds. A current clothing description is not available.

Derek is known to utilize public transportation and may travel by train toward the Boston/Salem area.

Anyone who has seen Derek or has information regarding his current whereabouts is asked to contact the Auburn Police Department at 508-832-7777.

Please share and help us locate Derek and confirm that he is safe.

Thank you to everyone who helped! Our missing kiddo is safe and sound! Please help spread the word!!
09/02/2026

Thank you to everyone who helped! Our missing kiddo is safe and sound! Please help spread the word!!

August was another busy month for the Auburn Police Department.Over 31 days, our officers handled 2,614 calls for servic...
09/01/2026

August was another busy month for the Auburn Police Department.

Over 31 days, our officers handled 2,614 calls for service, an average of 84 calls per day, or approximately one call every 17 minutes, around the clock.

Officers also conducted 620 motor vehicle stops, issued 352 traffic citations, made 40 arrests, investigated 44 crashes, completed 181 incident reports, and sought 26 criminal summonses.

Of course, numbers only tell part of the story. They don't capture the time spent investigating cases, following up on incidents, writing reports, appearing in court, assisting other agencies, or handling the many situations that never result in an arrest, citation, or report.

There is a lot happening in Auburn on any given day, and our officers remain busy responding to it.

Most of that work happens quietly, as it should.

2,614 calls. 31 days. One approximately every 17 minutes.

Here’s a look at August, by the numbers.

Our incredible dispatch staff is looking for their newest team member. The Auburn Communications Center handles calls fo...
08/31/2026

Our incredible dispatch staff is looking for their newest team member. The Auburn Communications Center handles calls for Police, Fire and EMS- managing more than 30,000 calls per year. If you think you have what it takes head over to AuburnMassPolice.Org and visit the Communication Department section to apply!

The Rail repair in Central Square begins today. Motorists not be able to cross over and will need to seek alternative ro...
08/31/2026

The Rail repair in Central Square begins today. Motorists not be able to cross over and will need to seek alternative routes until the project is completed.

UPDATE ON PREVIOUS MISSING PERSON — JENNIFER REMILLARD LOCATED SAFEThe Auburn Police Department is happy to report that ...
08/28/2026

UPDATE ON PREVIOUS MISSING PERSON — JENNIFER REMILLARD LOCATED SAFE

The Auburn Police Department is happy to report that Jennifer Remillard has been located and is safe.

We would like to thank everyone who shared our original post, provided information, and helped spread the word. We truly appreciate the assistance of our community and everyone who kept an eye out for Jennifer.

Thank you for your help, and most importantly, we are grateful that Jennifer has been found safe.

Well, we just learned that today is National Dog Day.Which feels like information we probably should have been aware of ...
08/26/2026

Well, we just learned that today is National Dog Day.

Which feels like information we probably should have been aware of before coming to work at a police department that literally employs a dog.

So, please enjoy this slightly late appreciation post for K9 Biza!

K9 Biza is a highly trained police K9, loyal partner, community favorite, and the only one of our employees who can spend half the day chasing a ball and somehow, it can be called “training.”

She loves coming to work, never complains about overtime, is always ready for a ride, and somehow receives significantly more attention than whichever officer happens to be standing next to her. We're trying not to take that personally.

Happy National Dog Day, Biza. 💙

In our defense, Biza already seems to operate under the assumption that every day is National Dog Day.

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