Public works departmenT

A nationally-accredited public works agency

296 Gracelawn Road, Auburn, Maine 04210

Hours: Monday thru Friday, 7:00AM to 3:30PM

207-333-6670

The Auburn Public Works Department is accredited by the American Public Works Association (APWA). We are the first and only nationally-accredited public works agency in Maine!

The Auburn Public Works Department improves the quality of life for Auburn's citizens, businesses and industries by providing vital services through these program areas: Administration, Parks, Highway Maintenance, Solid Waste Managment/Recycling, Traffic Safety & Fleet Services.

Our Mission: To provide public infrastructure and municipal services to protect and enrich the daily lives of the people who live, work and play in Auburn

Our Vision: To exceed citizen expectations and strive for continuous improvement at all levels; to maintain and improve upon infrastructure; and to prepare for new growth, through planning, teamwork, communication and exceptional service

Our Values: Auburn Public Works will be known locally for: Safety, Integrity, Fiscal Responsibility, Accountability, Transparency, Teamwork, Excellence and Sustainability

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Notification of Weed Control on Pavements and Sidewalks

To control vegetation emerging from pavements, the community of Auburn will be completing pavement crack and crevice herbicide applications. Applications will be completed from June through October 15, 2025. A certified licensed contractor will complete the work. Target areas include roadside sidewalks, traffic islands, walkways and parking lots. The herbicides to be utilized will be Esplanade 200 SC Herbicide, Sureguard SC Herbicide and Reward Herbicide. An organic herbicide will also be used called Finalsan Herbicidal Soap. Further information can be obtained from Municipal Pest Management Services, Inc. (603-431-0008 or swampfixer@swamp-inc.com).

Working together 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.