Parks and Recreation Commission scheduled Tree Lighting for November 29 with event format changes. Rather than hiring a DJ, the commission will provide live music through its own sound system and has arranged for a Disney character to appear.
Auburn Parks Commission unanimously approved the 2027 operating budget of $177,974.50, with Mary Royer moving and Jennifer Strabone seconding.
Auburn Parks and Recreation Commission deferred its 2027 budget vote to September 1 and confirmed fall programming. The commission reviewed the initial budget draft and directed Director Amy Lachance to provide cost estimates for pickleball court upgrades and Wayne Eddows improvements. The August
Auburn Parks Commission schedules summer programs and researches park improvements. The commission agreed to relocate the Town-Wide Yard Sale to May 15, 2027, to avoid conflict with baseball opening day, and approved repeating the Early Release STEAM program in fall after successful enrollment of
Auburn Parks Commission plans summer programs and approves ice cream truck for seniors. Director Amy Lachance and six commissioners confirmed a slate of seasonal offerings including an Early Release STEAM Workshop with 10 children, Auburn Night with live music and new food trucks, and registration
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 Parks and Recreation Commission approves four senior events and debuts first weeklong travel offering. Chairman Zach Eaton and the commission approved Music & Munchies on April 29, Bingo on June 9, the Senior BBQ on August 22, and a fall event to be scheduled. Parks and Recreation Director
Auburn Parks Commission unanimously approves town 2026 budget and confirms spring programs. The commission backed the annual budget after Board of Selectmen and Budget Committee passage, with the Deliberative Session scheduled for January 31 and town election for March 10. Chair Zach Eaton and
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