Auburn Parks Commission approves field maintenance, coordinates soccer and baseball seasons. Chairman Zach Eaton led the approval of a new landscape plan for Safety Complex Field that focuses treatment on the play area to stay within 2026 budget. The commission agreed to redirect Auburn Soccer
Auburn's Board of Selectmen approves fire truck purchase and new on-call program. The board unanimously backed SOG 315 for on-call firefighters with 5 PM to 7 AM shifts paying a $75 stipend, with Fire Chief Michael Williams noting the program will roll out after a department meeting. Town
Library Trustees chart new course after $7.2M expansion rejection. With Chair Nancy Mayland absent, Secretary Liz Michaud led a strategic planning session in which Director Dan Szczesny outlined deferred facility issues previously planned for the failed expansion. The board authorized Szczesny to
Auburn Selectmen authorize Dartmouth Drive excavation work. The Board of Selectmen unanimously approved authorization for Town Administrator Chris Sterndale to permit developers to use the Class VI portion of Dartmouth Drive for excavation, ensuring the roadway does not accidentally become upgraded
Auburn library trustees fund director's ALA Conference attendance. The Board of Trustees unanimously approved $1,700 for Library Director Dan Szczesny to attend the American Library Association Conference June 25-29, allocating $500 from the education budget line and the remainder from the gift
Auburn Police Commission approved prior meeting minutes at a routine March gathering. Commissioners reviewed the 2026 budget with Commissioner Patrick Bergeron noting appropriate expenditure levels, while Chief Chabot reported on a daycare facility expansion survey and Rockingham Trail tunnel
Auburn Selectmen appoint new administrator while reviewing town infrastructure and policy projects. The Board of Selectmen unanimously appointed a Land Use Administrator effective March 3 at their March 2 meeting. Town Administrator Chris Sterndale presented correspondence from the New Hampshire
Auburn library trustees developed strategy for expansion funding and separate online donation system. The Library Board of Trustees conducted a strategic planning session to identify funding sources including federal grants and corporate donations through the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation.
Auburn Planning Board heard development presentations on childcare expansion and industrial site plans. Miranda Carter presented plans for It's a Child's World to expand enrollment from 44 to 51 children at its 32 Hooksett Road facility; the facility must obtain amended site plan approval and
Griffin Free Public Library board voted unanimously to hire a carpentry firm for repairs and advance expansion planning. Chair Nancy Mayland led the trustees in approving Mikes Carpentry for interior and exterior painting work.
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