Auburn Police Commission promoted officer to Master Patrolman and awarded step increases to three others. Officer Trevor Gardner advanced to Master Patrolman Step 5 for increased responsibilities including high-volume motor vehicle stops and drug interdiction.
Auburn Police Commission approved four personnel step increases unanimously at its August meeting. Part-time Officer Matt Barsaleau advanced from Part-time Step 7 to Step 8; Full-time Officer Shane Pellerin moved from Step 5 to Step 6; Melissa Gates progressed from Labor Grade 7, Step 14 to Step
Auburn Police Commission unanimously awarded step increases to Officer Tom Terilli, Lillian Deeb, and Part-time Officer Scott Curtis. Commissioner David Dion led the June 2 meeting attended by Commissioners Patrick Bergeron and Joseph Rossino. Chief Chabot reported the department has received
Auburn Police Commission meets to defend 287(g) immigration enforcement agreement. Commissioner Patrick Bergeron fielded written resident questions about the immigration enforcement arrangement the Police Chief signed with ICE, addressing concerns about transparency, racial profiling, and community
Auburn Police Commission elects David Dion as chairperson and reviews federal reimbursement tied to immigration enforcement participation. Commissioners Bergeron and Rossino voted to elect Dion chair, with Dion abstaining. The commission received extensive public comment on the department's 287g
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 Police Commission approves step increases for two officers. The commission voted unanimously to award Officer Trevor Gardner a step increase from Step 6 to Step 7 and Lieutenant Kevin Cashman a step increase from Labor Grade 18 Step 15 to Step 16, both based on satisfactory evaluations.
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