Welcome to the
City of Auburn. Below you will find a link to a PDF
document that you can print out, containing lots of useful
information about the City of Auburn. This information
is useful to newcomers to the city as well as our current
citizens.
Thank you for
visiting our website, and for any additional information not
contained within this document, please do not hesitate to
contact our helpful assistants at City Hall.
The new Auburn is now open for
business. Please
click here or use the link
in the navigation bar to visit the library's new page. The Friends of the Auburn
Library would like to get some feedback on the materials the
citizens of Auburn want in the new library. If you would,
please take a few minutes, complete the survey, and return
it with your water bill.
To get involved, attend Friends
of the Auburn Library meeting. We meet the third Wednesday
of each month at the new library on 5th
street at 3:45.
In this day and age, it is more
important then ever to remember and honor those who have
fought, and even given their lives for this great country of
ours. The City of Auburn would like to take this
opportunity to do just that. Please visit our new
page, Honoring our Military Personnel, under the About
Auburn section of the website, and keep the new entries
coming.
To enter the name of someone you
know, please fill out the form below and submit it to our
Webmaster.
The
City of Auburn, Georgia is a friendly home town founded in
1892,
and being conveniently located between Lawrenceville and
Winder, Auburn provides a tradition of small-town Southern
charm and hospitality without the hassles of big city life,
and lies along the border between Barrow and Gwinnett
Counties, in the metropolitan Atlanta area, but represents
the best of small town life.
Georgia Highway 316, between Atlanta and Athens, Georgia
Highway 8, between Lawrenceville and Athens, and Georgia
Highway 324, between Auburn and Buford provides quick access
to major interstate highways, shopping centers, and cultural
centers. This makes places like The Mall of Georgia,
Gwinnett Place Mall, and Georgia Square Mall no more then 30
minutes away, and puts us in the center of one of the
fastest growing areas in the United States.
Residential and business development is promoted by low
taxes, a progressive city government, and a growing water
and sewer system. New manufacturing and warehouse space, as
well as shopping centers and restaurants are continuously
moving into our city, promoting job growth, and services to
our citizens.
The
City of Auburn has a newly expanded elementary school, as
well as a wide variety of churches, and recreational
opportunities.
Come see for yourself and you will agree--Auburn is a
great place for your family or business to call home.
Roy E. Parks
Community Playground
Opened Saturday, April 12th
at 10:00 a.m. Even with the rain everyone had a great time.
City of Auburn's
July 4th Festival 2008
It's 2008, and
the City of Auburn is again looking forward to putting on
it's annual 4th of July Festival, and with the help of our
corporate sponsors we expect it to be better then ever.
We would like to
thank in advance all of our sponsors who have helped to make
this event the best that it can be!!
Click here
to see a list of all of our corporate sponsors.
WATER ALERT!!
City of Auburn Declares Level
Four Drought
For more information, go to
the Water Department page or
click here
to see the
City's Notification
Flyer . You can also view a copy of the rules set
forth by the GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DIVISION by clicking on the
following link:
Drought Alert! - Lake Lanier 80 Days of Water
Remaining
Please click
on the link below for some tips on water
conservation, because everything you do helps to
ensure the continued supply of water to our
city.
We are compiling a
list of volunteers for Up Coming Events:
Stop By or call City
Hall for More Information!
770-963-4002 ext 223
GEORGIA EPD BURN BAN
Begins May 1st and runs through September 30. For more
information,
click here
to see the
EPD's Notification
Flyer .
Due to
rainfall shortages the Georgia Forestry
Commission is currently not issuing any burn
permits for the Barrow and Gwinnett County areas
of the city until there is a substantial
increase in rainfall. Please check the
following link for further updates.
The City of Auburn would like to take this
opportunity to welcome you to it's new city
website. We also ask for your
understanding, and patience as we continue to
add valuable information to this website for the
citizens of Auburn. If you have anything
that you would like to see us add to the
website, please contact Alicia Carrig at (770)
963-4002, Ext. 204 or e-mail at the
following link.
Auburn
Library Now Open
