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August was another busy month for the Auburn Police Department.Over 31 days, our officers handled 2,614 calls for servic...
09/01/2026

August was another busy month for the Auburn Police Department.

Over 31 days, our officers handled 2,614 calls for service, an average of 84 calls per day, or approximately one call every 17 minutes, around the clock.

Officers also conducted 620 motor vehicle stops, issued 352 traffic citations, made 40 arrests, investigated 44 crashes, completed 181 incident reports, and sought 26 criminal summonses.

Of course, numbers only tell part of the story. They don't capture the time spent investigating cases, following up on incidents, writing reports, appearing in court, assisting other agencies, or handling the many situations that never result in an arrest, citation, or report.

There is a lot happening in Auburn on any given day, and our officers remain busy responding to it.

Most of that work happens quietly, as it should.

2,614 calls. 31 days. One approximately every 17 minutes.

Here’s a look at August, by the numbers.

Our incredible dispatch staff is looking for their newest team member. The Auburn Communications Center handles calls fo...
08/31/2026

Our incredible dispatch staff is looking for their newest team member. The Auburn Communications Center handles calls for Police, Fire and EMS- managing more than 30,000 calls per year. If you think you have what it takes head over to AuburnMassPolice.Org and visit the Communication Department section to apply!

The Rail repair in Central Square begins today. Motorists not be able to cross over and will need to seek alternative ro...
08/31/2026

The Rail repair in Central Square begins today. Motorists not be able to cross over and will need to seek alternative routes until the project is completed.

UPDATE ON PREVIOUS MISSING PERSON — JENNIFER REMILLARD LOCATED SAFEThe Auburn Police Department is happy to report that ...
08/28/2026

UPDATE ON PREVIOUS MISSING PERSON — JENNIFER REMILLARD LOCATED SAFE

The Auburn Police Department is happy to report that Jennifer Remillard has been located and is safe.

We would like to thank everyone who shared our original post, provided information, and helped spread the word. We truly appreciate the assistance of our community and everyone who kept an eye out for Jennifer.

Thank you for your help, and most importantly, we are grateful that Jennifer has been found safe.

Well, we just learned that today is National Dog Day.Which feels like information we probably should have been aware of ...
08/26/2026

Well, we just learned that today is National Dog Day.

Which feels like information we probably should have been aware of before coming to work at a police department that literally employs a dog.

So, please enjoy this slightly late appreciation post for K9 Biza!

K9 Biza is a highly trained police K9, loyal partner, community favorite, and the only one of our employees who can spend half the day chasing a ball and somehow, it can be called “training.”

She loves coming to work, never complains about overtime, is always ready for a ride, and somehow receives significantly more attention than whichever officer happens to be standing next to her. We're trying not to take that personally.

Happy National Dog Day, Biza. 💙

In our defense, Biza already seems to operate under the assumption that every day is National Dog Day.

The Auburn Police Department has severed its relationship with Flock due to a contractual defect. All cameras in town ha...
08/25/2026

The Auburn Police Department has severed its relationship with Flock due to a contractual defect. All cameras in town have been deactivated at this time.

On Tuesday, August 18, 2026, The Auburn Police Department executed a court authorized search warrant of Homestead Avenue...
08/25/2026

On Tuesday, August 18, 2026, The Auburn Police Department executed a court authorized search warrant of Homestead Avenue home as the result of a lengthy criminal investigation.

As a result, Shawn Clayton age-44 of Tewksbury was arrested for possession with intent to distribute a class B substance-cocaine, a drug violation near a school, and seven outstanding warrants. Some of Mr. Clayton’s warrants stemmed from recent previous Auburn Police investigations. Mr. Clayton was identified as the operator of a vehicle that fled Detectives on July 20, 2026 and another incident on August 1, 2026. The other warrants included offenses such as stalking, several abuse prevention order violations, witness intimidation, and assault and battery.

An additional target of the investigation, Shane Jefferson age-37 of North Brookfield was arraigned on August 21, 2026. Mr. Jefferson was charged with deriving support from prostitution.

Both men were held without bail after arraignment and transported to the Worcester County House of Corrections.

Auburn Police Detectives were assisted by the CEMLEC SWAT Team, investigators from the Worcester County House of Corrections, the State Police Detective Unit assigned to the Office of the Worcester County District Attorney, members of the HSI Human Trafficking Task Force, and State Police High Risk Victims Unit.

To Auburn residents- If you see suspicious activity in your neighborhood, call the Auburn Police Department or send an email to [email protected], you can remain anonymous. Patrol officers and plain clothes detectives will investigate and do their best to curb illegal activity to keep our town safe.

The Auburn Police Department remains committed to protecting vulnerable individuals, combating human trafficking, and holding offenders accountable.

If you or someone you know may be a victim of exploitation, confidential help is available:
• National Human Trafficking Hotline: 1-888-373-7888 or text 233733
• Lifepath (Worcester County): 508-852-7010
• LIFT (Living in Freedom Together): 508-796-9256
• Safe Exit Initiative: 508-556-6101
• Auburn Police Department: 508-832-7777

🚧 TRAFFIC ADVISORY – AUBURN STREET PAVING 🚧Motorists should expect significant traffic impacts on Auburn Street on Monda...
08/21/2026

🚧 TRAFFIC ADVISORY – AUBURN STREET PAVING 🚧

Motorists should expect significant traffic impacts on Auburn Street on Monday while paving operations are underway.

During the work, one lane of Auburn Street will remain open for LOCAL TRAFFIC ONLY, traveling east to west. Due to the paving operation and limited roadway width, only passenger vehicles will be permitted through the work zone.

➡️ Through traffic and larger vehicles should seek an alternate route.

Traffic signage and detours will be posted in advance of the work zone, beginning in the area of Boyce Street. Officers will be stationed throughout the area to assist with traffic and maintain a safe work zone.

Please plan ahead, allow additional travel time, and avoid Auburn Street if possible.

We appreciate everyone's patience while this work is completed.

Today, SRO O’Brien dropped off a massive amount of backpacks and school supplies to Auburn Youth and Family Services as ...
08/18/2026

Today, SRO O’Brien dropped off a massive amount of backpacks and school supplies to Auburn Youth and Family Services as our back-to-school drive came to an end.

With over $1,000 raised through Grace’s lemonade stand, additional monetary donations, and school supplies donated directly to our police station, we were able to provide AYFS with more than 70 backpacks, along with many other much-needed school supplies.

School is just a couple of weeks away for Auburn students, and this drive will help so many Auburn families prepare for the year ahead.

Once again, we are blown away by the generosity and support of our amazing community! Thank you to everyone who donated and helped make this drive such a success! 💙

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