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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Here are a few pictures from today’s funeral for Yarmouth PD Officer Sean Gannon.
We had twelve officers in attendance today and approximately the same number for the wake last evening.
A day to remember the service and community commitment of Officer Gannon.
Rest In Peace....
Take a minute to watch this video of the Yarmouth Police Chief.
Chief Frederickson’s speech at Off. Sean Gannon’s candle light vigil. And in my hour of darkness She is standing right in front of me Speaking words of wisdom "Let it be" Change is needed. Help us. Please share! This video is the courtesy of WCVB Channel 5 Boston.
This post is shared from Yarmouth PD, but we agree with the sentiment and anger that they are sharing; having gone through a very similar situation less than two years ago with Officer Tarentino. Things need to change and hopefully something positive will come from this. Thank you all for your supportive words since this senseless tragedy unfolded on the Cape a few days ago.
BOLD AS A LION Good Morning! Less than 48 hours ago, a coward took the life of one of our Police Officers. The attack stunned us and brought us to our knees… We would like all of our supporters to know that we are resilient and we stand strong, proud, and committed and nothing will ever keep us down or stop us from serving and protecting the people of our community…and each other. The name of person who attacked our beloved Police Officer Sean Gannon, and our innocent Police dog K9 Nero, will never be uttered in our building or in any of our Media Releases or Facebook posts. We only refer to him as 125...which stands for the number of prior criminal charges he has on his Board of Probation criminal record in Massachusetts. The Massachusetts Criminal Justice System has let us down and failed to protect our community and our Yarmouth Police Department. Our organization is pushing forward as we have broken families to support—a community who loves us—and a coward known as 125 behind bars... who has earned the death penalty. The men and women of the Yarmouth Police Department remain steadfast to our commitment to excellence in policing and we invite all people—from all walks of life—and all over our nation—to stand strong together with us at our Candlelight Vigil held here on the grounds of Yarmouth Police Department Headquarters—the home of Yarmouth Police Officer Sean M. Gannon and K9 Nero—tonight at 7PM.