Well-preserved enough to warrant status as a California Historical Landmark, Auburn’s restored Old Town has homes and commercial buildings that date from the middle of the 19th century. But tourists aren’t just drawn by Gold Rush trappings. They also come to the Auburn State Recreation Area, the site of numerous sporting events that have given the city its tagline: “Endurance Capital of the World.”

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City Council

Meetings are held in the City Council Chambers at 1225 Lincoln Way on the second and fourth Monday of the month at 6 p.m.

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Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is an advisory body of citizens appointed to review matters of planning and development. Meetings are held on the first and third Tuesday of every month and are open to the public.

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Auburn Police Chief Ryan Kinnan Resigns, Accepts City of Woodland Police Chief Position
08/30/2024

City Hall will be closed on Labor Day


08/27/2024

Auburn OnDemand is transitioning to GO South Placer!


08/21/2024

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The Auburn City Council reviewed the city’s most recent branding efforts, capping a two-year journey the city has taken toward improving its messaging to visitors.

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08/30/2024
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The city of Auburn announced Friday Police Chief Ryan Kinnan has accepted the Chief of Police position with the City of Woodland, effective Sept. 14. Kinnan has served as Auburn’s Chief of Police for just under six years.

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08/23/2024
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Now that candidate filing periods have ended and the November ballot is beginning to take shape, it’s clear Auburn voters have several local races to pay attention to this election season.

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08/16/2024
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Following a rate study regarding sewer rates in the city of Auburn, the city council this week officially adopted a raise in sewer rates starting in 2025.

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08/09/2024
Image for display with article titled Auburn Hosts Form-Based Code Open House on Aug. 15

A form-based code is a means of regulating land development to achieve a specific urban form. The zoning regulation focuses on the physical form and characteristics of a building or public space rather than land use and density.

Auburn has been working toward implementing a form-based code for a few years and the results of its work is now being brought before the public.

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