Auburn Police
Massachusetts
Communications "Dispatch" is the primary public safety answering point for the Town of Auburn. The state-certified personnel answer all incoming...
MoreThe Patrol Division provides the most visible police services to the community. Officers assigned to the Patrol Operations are those...
MoreThe Central Massachusetts Law Enforcement Council (CEMLEC) Accident Collision Reconstruction Unit Control Officer: Chief Ernest Horn, Mendon Police, Auburn Officers: Jason...
MoreThe Bureau of Detectives is responsible for the follow-up investigation of crime and the apprehension of offenders. The Detective Division...
MoreThe Auburn Police Department files all criminal charges through the Worcester District Court and the United States District Court, District...
More1975 - Motorcycle Unit Established The Auburn Police Department Motorcycle Unit utilizes Harley Davidson (FLHTP) Electra Glides. The department currently has three...
MoreSpecial Weapons and Tactics Team Leader: Sgt. Kenneth Charlton, Auburn Police Control Officer: Chief James Pervier, Charlton Police The Central Massachusetts...
MoreThe Auburn Police Department is reserving this space on our website as a permanent memorial to those in our Armed...
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Welcome to our site!
Andrew J. Sluckis, Jr. Chief of Police
Our Goals
- Reduce crime, the fear of crime, and improve the quality of life of Auburn's residents.
- Improve the trust and collaboration between community residents, businesses and police officers
- Augment education and training of crime prevention and youth intervention.
- Remain on the cutting edge of best practices that promote safe, livable, viable neighborhoods and business districts.
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Pakachoag School nurse Ms. Cashman and #MaxStrong being honored at Worcester Bravehearts game throwing out first pitch. Auburn Fire Rescue and APD in attendance.
Members of the APD as part of the CEMLEC Motor Unit Detachment paying their respects today at the services for @websterpolice Detective Cindy Johnson
It's getting closer.........
On August 3rd, two weeks from today, the Auburn Police Department will begin its' 2017 Pink Patch Project campaign to raise money and awareness in the fight against breast cancer.
Our Department shoulder patches, which have been colorized with pink accents (as pictured below), will be available at the Auburn Police Department for $8.00 each, but quantities will be limited.
We also hope to have long sleeve shirts available to support the initiative at that time as well. As soon as we approve the final design, we will share it with you all here.
All proceeds from patch and shirt sales will be donated to the Adam Bullen Foundation.