After 28 years with the City of Auburn, Engineering Services Director Alison Frazier retired at the end of January.

From parades and Auburn football gamedays to missing person searches and bomb threats, the Auburn Police Department's K9s play a huge role in protecting the Auburn community.

Departmental collaborations are an everyday occurrence at the City of Auburn. This one upped the ante, improving safety at Auburn's state park.

The Jan Dempsey Community Arts Center reopened to the public in March following renovations and an expansion.

Alison Hall will return to the City of Auburn in March as its new Parks and Recreation Director.

Sometimes, a day in the life of an Animal Control officer looks like rounding up a loose dog. Other days, it's a little more wild.

The City of Auburn welcomed Justice Wahid Cotton as the City's new planning director on Oct. 16.

After nearly 47 years, Parks and Recreation Director Becky Richardson will retire on Sept. 1, leaving a legacy of true public service ...

After nearly 35 years of protecting the loveliest village on the plains, Public Safety Services Executive Director Paul Register retired from the City of Auburn at the end of January ...

Before starting a career as a police officer and rising through the ranks to become Auburn’s newest Public Safety director, Will Mathews worked at Kmart. This part-time job in his early years planted a seed that would lead to a 31-year career in public safety ...

Dan Ballard takes over as new Public Works director after 21 years with the City.

A new mosquito bite-fighting knit pattern will soon be entering the marketplace thanks to a connection between a local manufacturer and researcher facilitated by the City of Auburn's Economic Development team.

The Yard brings entrepreneurs a new, unique workspace where they can grow their tech or manufacturing business in Auburn ...

Following just a few simple tips from Auburn Animal Control can keep your furry friends healthy as the temperatures drop.

With the help of a grant, two City departments are furthering efforts to install landscaping that cleans runoff water before it reaches Parkerson Mill Creek.

Wearing reflective gear is key to preventing accidents during hours of darkness.