Fire Department
The fire personnel serving the City of Auburn have one focus: protecting what you value. In the event of a fire, medical emergency, vehicle accident, natural disaster or other emergency, we do everything we can to protect the people and property involved. Staffed 24 hours a day, our career and volunteer firefighters operate out of two strategically located stations.
Station 1
- 4553 County Road 35 (just south of SR 8)
- Home to two engines, a tender, ladder truck, and squad and rehab vehicles
Station 2
- 902 South Grandstaff Drive (corner of Grandstaff and 15th streets)
- Command staff offices and training facility
- Home to an engine, ladder truck and brush truck
Fire Prevention and Inspections
Fire prevention is also one of the primary functions of the Auburn Fire Department. Our state and city fire codes were established for the sole purpose of fire prevention and life safety in the event of a fire. These codes are enforced through yearly inspections of public buildings, as well as inspections of new buildings prior to opening. Inspections are also carried out on new home builds and at the request of owners.
Contact Us
Auburn Fire Department
902 South Grandstaff Drive
Auburn, IN 46706
911 Emergency
260.925.8255 Non-emergency
260.920.3345 Fax
fire@ci.auburn.in.us
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Spring Clean-up Schedule
April 21 - south of 7th Street and west of Cedar Creek
April 28 - nouth of 7th Street and west of Cedar Creek
May 5 - nouth of 7th Street and east of Cedar Creek
May 12 - south of 7th Street and east of Cedar Creek
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February 21, 2012Don't forget the Common Council meeting tonight at 6:00! For details visit http://t.co/20p8IHJS
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Where Does Stormwater Runoff Go?
A message from the City of Auburn Water Pollution Control's Storm Water Program
