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Auburn, Maine Official Site

SMALL CITY. BIG IDEAS.

Whether your plans are to live, work or play in Auburn, we have something for everyone! Our City offers an abundance of recreational activities, numerous parks and trails, as well as various cultural opportunities to experience. Auburn boasts a broad assortment of restaurants, endless shopping opportunities, public and private school system options, as well as stable neighborhoods and proud citizens who truly care about their community.

Our City staff is comprised of dedicated individuals who are knowledgeable and ready to assist with your needs. We are committed to improving the quality of life for our citizens and encourage development and support partnerships between business, industry, government and community.

On behalf of our citizens, staff and local business partners, we welcome you to the City of Auburn. We encourage you to visit our friendly neighborhoods and participate in the numerous programs and activities that our growing community has to offer!

CITY SPOTLIGHT

Working Together for Clean Water: Auburn, Lewiston, Sabattus and Lisbon

Our communities are working for cleaner and safer waters! The Androscoggin River, Taylor Pond, Lake Auburn, No Name Pond, Sabattus Pond and other water bodies are important for economy, recreation and environment.

YOU can help! If you mow your lawn at 3 inches high, you can help keep the Androscoggin Clean! Taller grass helps maintain healthy soil, which absorbs more water, resulting in less polluted runoff from lawns. Having healthy soil reduces the need for fertilizers and other chemicals that can end up in our river.