Auburn NH Police Department

06/03/2026

Get ready. It all begins on June 15 and goes until November.

06/01/2026

MONDAY 06/01/2026: There are multiple young men and women in town today for Power House Remodeling going door to door.
They are in various vehicles, but all are wearing clearly marked uniform shirts and hats for the company.

05/29/2026

05/29 Friday 07:00AM Hooksett Road in Auburn is OPEN.

Please continue to use caution on Hooksett Road near Maple Farm as crews continue to work on lines and clean up from an accident.

05/28/2026

05/28/2026

There are multiple young men and women in town today (5/28) and tomorrow (5/29) for Power House Remodeling going door to door.

They are in various vehicles, but all are wearing clearly marked uniform shirts and hats for the company.

05/08/2026

🎓🐾 Congratulations to the Auburn Village School 5th Graders on your L.E.A.D. Graduation yesterday! 👏💙

K9 Milo joined the L.E.A.D. students and Sgt. Goulet to show off some of the skills he’s been learning too! 🐕‍🦺

Milo demonstrated his search and command skills like a true professional… but it was pretty obvious that the crowd favorite was watching Milo bit Officer Higgins in the bum.😂

Great job, 5th graders! We’re proud of all of you! 👮‍♂️📚🐾

04/30/2026

Auburn Exit 2 WB on-ramp is now OPEN. The State contracted construction vendor has informed us traffic control devices remain in and around the ramp while crews wrap up but it is passable for traffic.
Beginning May 11th Exit 3 WB will be closed - so please plan accordingly.

04/21/2026

SPRING CLEANING REMINDER FROM APD.... The Auburn Safety Complex will be open this Saturday April 25th from 10 am to 2 pm. for safe disposal of prescription drugs.

This is a great chance to safely dispose of any expired, unused, unwanted prescription OR over the counter medications.

04/18/2026

On Friday 4/17/2026 at approximately 2:36 PM, Auburn Police Department officers were dispatched to a residence in town for a report of an individual experiencing a mental health crisis.

Upon arrival, officers learned the individual had fled the scene in a motor vehicle. Officers were able to quickly identify the individuals vehicle and issued a BOLO (Be On the Lookout) to surrounding agencies.

While on scene, Sgt. Goulet was able to establish contact with the individual via FaceTime and remained in communication in an effort to de-escalate the situation and encourage the individual to remain on the line.

During the investigation, Candia Police Department located the individuals vehicle on Raymond Road. Due to the level of concern for the individual’s safety, K9 Milo and Ofc. Gardner were requested to the area and initiated a track.

Ofc. Gardner and K9 Milo were joined by Lt. Cashman, Det. Kapos, and two officers from Candia Police Department during the search. While Sgt. Goulet continued speaking with the individual via FaceTime, helping to maintain a level of calm and distraction, K9 Milo utilized his tracking abilities to locate the individual.

K9 Milo successfully led Ofc. Gardner and assisting officers through a wooded area where the individual was located.

The individual was transported to the Elliot Hospital for a mental health evaluation.

Auburn Police were assisted by the Candia Police Department, Manchester Waterworks, Rockingham County Dispatch, as well as members of the Auburn and Derry Fire Department.

Great work to all involved agencies in ensuring a safe outcome.

04/14/2026

What are you up to Thursday evening? 👀

If you’re free, swing by the Auburn Safety Complex from 6–8 PM for the Auburn Neighborhood Watch Open House!

Come meet your Auburn officers, say hi to your Neighborhood Watch Program Coordinators Steve & Dave, learn how neighbors helping neighbors really makes a difference… and of course—get a photo with K-9 Milo 🐾

We’ll have popcorn, kids activities, giveaways, and much more 🍦

Bring the family, bring a friend, and come be part of something that makes our community stronger 💙