A nationally-accredited public works agency
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 AuburnOur 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 serviceOur Values: Auburn Public Works will be known locally for: Safety, Integrity, Fiscal Responsibility, Accountability, Transparency, Teamwork, Excellence and Sustainability
In recent months, Maine has been impacted by several extreme weather events. These declared state & federal emergencies led to significant tree damage in Auburn. In response, City leaders have decided to implement a one-time Curbside Brush Collection event to help our residents properly dispose of broken tree limbs, branches & brush.
IMPORTANT:
Collection will begin on Monday, April 29. If you prefer not to wait for our crews to arrive, use the brush pile on Gracelawn Road, near Auburn Public Works, or deliver your brush directly to Jolly Gardener at 481 Spring Water Road (Route 122) in Poland.
The Androscoggin River, Taylor Pond, Lake Auburn, No Name Pond, Sabattus Pond and other water bodies are important for economy, recreation and environment.
We need your help! You can make a difference by following these five steps on your property:
* BUILD HEALTHY SOIL
* MOW BETTER - LEAVE GRASS TALLER
* PRACTICE SMART WATERING
* THINK TWICE BEFORE USING FERTILIZERS & PESTICIDES and
* PRACTICE YARDSCAPING
Click here to download our informational poster | For more information, visit: www.yardscaping.org
Help prevent stormwater pollution. Download these fun, printable coloring pages to help your kids learn about keeping our local waterways clean.
Auburn Public Works is part of Auburn's Public Services Division
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