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When should you call 911?
Call 911 in the event of an emergency, which is an event where there is an immediate threat to persons and/or property.
Emergencies may include:
- serious injury
- serious medical condition
- crime in progress (burglaries, vandalism, damage to property)
- motor vehicle accident
- domestic abuse or assault
- any other situation needing immediate attention
If there is not immediate threat to the lives of individuals and/or property, you can submit an incident report or submit a tip via one of the forms below.
Police Department Forms
Report a tip
Report a nuisance
Shop with a Cop
Request a police or accident report
Request a personal criminal background check from Auburn Police records
Let us know how we're doing - fill out a customer service survey
Request Auburn Police support at your next event
Request the Auburn Police check your home while your away
Commend an Auburn Police employee for their performance
Would you like to ride with an officer?
Missing Children Form
Report inappropriate behavior of an Auburn Police employee
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May 6th
Guest blog by Ken Dunn, Zoning Administrator, Building Planning and Development Technology is a great thing, particularly when it allows us to leverage activities throughout our community. And what’s a more popular activity during the spring and summer th...
May 5th
The Auburn Parks and Recreation Department is hosting the Indiana Boaters’ Education Class on May 11. The class--led by Patrick Heidenreich of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources--will provide participants with instruction in boats, maintena...
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May 17, 2013Looks like some garage sales are going on today & tomorrow. Use our Garage Sale Tracker to find out where they are: http://t.co/eO471InrQ7
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Where Does Stormwater Runoff Go?
A message from the City of Auburn Water Pollution Control's Storm Water Program
