Auburn Police Department Patrol Division
About the Patrol Division
The Patrol Division of the Auburn Police Department is composed of 31 police officers, two Lieutenants, six Patrol Sergeants, and 23 patrolmen.
The goals of patrol division include (1) crime prevention and deterrence, (2) apprehension of offenders, (3) creation of a sense of security and satisfaction, (4) provision of non-crime-related services, (5) traffic control, and (6) identifying and solving community problems with respect to crime and disorder.
The Auburn Police Department Patrol Division operates twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, and is divided into three eight-hour shifts. These officers on average handle 25,000 incidents per year. In 2024 these incidents have resulted in on approximately 1,700 reports filed, 400 in custody arrests, and 350 criminal summonses.
The Patrol Division is overseen by the Operations Lieutenant Michael Tarckini Jr. Patrol supervisors are assigned to each shift, with generally a Sergeant being the commanding officer.
Patrol Roster
Patrol Supervisors
Lt. Michael Tarckini Jr.
Sgt. Gregg Wildman
Sgt. Justin Starkus
Sgt. Brian Kennedy
Sgt. Spiros Kaperonis
Sgt. Luis Santos
Sgt. Tod Kuchnicki
Patrol Officers
Officer Adam Gustafson
Officer John MacLean
Officer Anthony Donahue
Officer Bryan Porcaro
Officer Matthew Laskes
Officer Daniel Dyson
Officer Derek Courchaine
Officer Randy Hawley
Officer Randy McCarthy
Officer Stephen Koopman
Officer David Ljunggren
Officer Matthew Rodwill
Officer Brandyn Geldart
Officer Dominic Walker
Officer Jason Brooks
Officer Alex Myers
Officer Rachel Crowley
Officer Andrew Markvenas
Officer John McLaughlin
Officer Matthew Rattray
Officer Arek Gasiorski