Select Board appoints new town counsel with split 3-2 board vote. Chair Anne M. Cavanaugh and Member Sara K. Rufli opposed appointing Mead, Talerman & Costa as general counsel for one year with possible two one-year renewals; Members Chambers, Carpenter, and Vice Chair Kirrane supported the motion.
Auburn Select Board appoints new town counsel in a 3-2 split and orders a formal DEP contamination inquiry.
Auburn Select Board votes 3-2 to accept license plate camera grant amid privacy concerns. The board approved an $18,250 Byrne grant for six Flock Safety license plate cameras, with Vice Chair Todd M. Kirrane and Member Sara K. Rufli opposed. Ms. Rufli raised concerns about data access under the
Auburn Select Board honors five first responders and approves $18,250 license plate reader grant over dissent.
Auburn schools get partial funding; board defers major budget votes. The Select Board unanimously approved an $85,489.28 transfer from the Special Education Stabilization Account for unanticipated special education outplacements, part of a $256,000 total need. The board recommended 17 routine
Auburn Select Board defers road-funding petition and manufactured-housing rent control vote to April as warrant review continues.
Auburn Select Board waives permit fees for Fire Station construction, approves Goddard centennial events. The Board unanimously waived permit fees for the new Fire Headquarters building and approved two outdoor entertainment licenses for Robert Goddard's centennial celebration scheduled for March
Auburn Select Board unanimously transmits proposed FY27 budget to the Finance Committee, with a 2.18 percent tax levy increase.
Auburn Select Board votes 3-1 to transmit FY2027 budget with 2.18 percent tax levy increase. Chair Anne M. Cavanaugh, Vice Chair Todd M. Kirrane, and Members Daniel S. Carpenter, Steve Chambers, and Sara K. Rufli reviewed three hours of departmental budgets; Vice Chair Kirrane voted against the
Auburn Select Board places land disturbance warrant on meeting agenda. Vice Chair Todd M. Kirrane said the proposal addresses situations where developers clear-cut parcels after obtaining a disturbance permit but do not proceed with construction, leaving properties bare for extended periods. The
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