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Auburn Library

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1. What are the libray's hours of operation?

Monday, 11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.; Tuesday, 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.; Wednesday, 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.;
Thursday, 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.;
Friday, 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.;
Saturday, 11:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.;
Closed on Sunday

2. Does the library offer wi-fi access?

Yes, the library offers public wi-fi access. Ask someone at the front counter for more information.

3. Does the library accept book donations?

Yes, the library accepts book donations. Contact Kitti McKean at 770-513-2925 for more information, or stop by the library and drop off your donations. Please do not place book donations in the after-hours drop box.

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Auburn Police Department

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1. How can I sign up my area for neighborhood watch?

You may contact the Auburn Police Department at 770-513-8657 and ask to speak with the neighborhood watch coordinator.

2. How may I get a copy of my accident report?

Accidents and incident reports are available by contacting the Auburn Police Department at 770-513-8657. Accident reports are subject to copy fees. Payments must be made in the form of check, cash, or money order.

3. Where can I get my child car seat checked?

Auburn Police Department will gladly conduct a savety check on child seats. Contact the Auburn Police Department at 770-513-8657.

4. Where do I pay my traffic fine?

Payments can be made at the City of Auburn Municipal Court which is located next to the Auburn Police Department. You may reach them at 770-963-4002 ext 209.

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City FAQs

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1. How do I obtain a BusinessLicense/Occupational Tax Certificate?

The City of Auburn collects yearly Occupational Taxes from each business located within the city limits. A business must possess an Occupational License to run any business within the city. You may visit City Hall, call 770-963-4002 ext 206 or visit the Planning Department page on this website.

2. Who do I contact about a dead animal on my property or on the road?

Contact animal control to report dead wildlife or domestic animals and stray animals at 770-307-3012

3. Which fire department services the Auburn area?

There is one Fire/REscue office in Auburn. This office is part of the County's Fire Department and responds to all Fire and EMT emergencies in Auburn. Auburn Fire Department is located at 1335 4th Avenue, on the corner of 4th Ave and County-Line Auburn Rd. Their number is 770-995-1654.

4. How do I obtain a burn permit?

You may call Georgia Forestry at 770-868-4041 or visit their website at www.gfc.state.ga.us. Georgia Forestry will not issueburn permits during ayearly burn ban that goes into effect from May 1st through September 30 each year, nor will they issue permits due to special conditions(i.e., droughts, wildfire conditions, etc...)

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Code Enforcement

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1. Can I remain anonymous when reporting a Code Enforcement Violation?

Yes. We do not require that you provide any personal information when registering your complaint. Remember that all information you choose to provide to the City, including names, phone numbers, or email addresses, is subject to the Public Record Laws. In other words, we must provide this information to anyone who asks for it. If you wish to remain completely anonymous, do not provide your personal information.

2. How do I know if the address or location of a code violation is located within the Auburn City limits?

Check with City Hall or call the Code Enforcement Unit at (770) 513-8657, ext. 201.

3. How do I report an abandoned vehicle?

Call the Code Enforcement Unit at (770) 513-8657, ext. 201.

4. How do I report loud music, radio, car stereo, loud party, etc. in the City?

Call the Police non-emergency phone line at (770) 307-3122.

5. How do I report graffiti within the City?

Call the Code Enforcement Unit at (770) 513-8657, ext. 201

6. How do I report illegal dumping in progress within the City limits?

Call the Police non-emergency phone line at (770) 307-3122.

7. How do I report illegal dumping that has already taken place in the City limits?

Call the Police non-emergency phone line at (770) 307-3122.

8. How do I report broken down, inoperable vehicles, or piles of junk in the yard of City property?

Call the Code Enforcement Unit at (770) 513-8657, ext. 201.

9. Am I responsible for pre-existing problems on a property I purchase?

Yes. The property owner is responsible.

10. What happens after I receive a notice from the City to correct neighborhood code violations?

The violator and/or property owner may have up to 10 days to correct the violation or to appeal the notice. Dangerous situations must be remedied Immediately.

11. Why should I be responsible for upkeep at my property? My tenant is responsible for the problems.

Property owners are ultimately responsible for all repairs and upkeep to their properties.

12. What does and doesn’t require a City building permit?

Call the City License and Permits Division at (770) 963-4002 Ext. 206.

13. What do I do if I’ve received a notice for a violation from Code Enforcement?

If you have any questions about what is required of you to achieve compliance with Auburn City Code, please contact the Code Enforcement Unit at (770) 513-8657 ext. 201.

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Mayor and Council

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1. When is the next Municipal Election?

City of Auburn electrions are held in November on odd-numbered years.

2. What seats will be up for elections?

You can contact the Mayor's office at 770-963-4002 ext 204 to find out which seats will be open in November.

3. When are Council meetings held?

Meetings are held the first and third Thursday of every month and are posted four business days before. Special meetings are posted, by law, 24 hours in advance.

4. How do download current packet information?

This service is currently unavailable online. Packets can be picked up on Monday of the week the meeting is being held.

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Municipal Court

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1. How can I pay my fine?

Mail in check or money order to: Court Clerk, P.O. Box 1059, Auburn, GA 30011. You may also pay in person using cash or money order. The courthouse does not accept personal checks. Some fines are able to be paid online. Please visit the municipal courts page on this website.

2. What happens if I miss a court date?

Missing a court date has serious consequences. Defendants who do not appear for court and who have not arranged for a continuance may have a bench warrant issued for their arrest and have their driver's license suspended by the Georgia Department of Driver SErvices (DDS). Additional fines will also be imposed. YOU MUST RESCHEDULE YOUR COURT DATE AT LEAST 48 HOURS PRIOR TP THE SCHEDULED DATE.

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Public Works

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1. Who should I contact with questions about leaks/problems with my water service?

Please contact City Hall at 770-963-4002 ext 200. A customer service representative will start a work order to have the problem checked. If it is after hours or on the weekend call 770-963-4002 ext 219.

2. Who do I call if I need to do any digging on my property?

Before you dig, call the Utilities Protection Center at 1-800-282-7411. They will contact your local utilities to have under ground lines marked.

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Schools

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1. Where can I find local school information?

Call the Barrow County Board of education at 770-867-4527 or visit their website at http://www.barrow.k12.ga.us/

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Stormwater Management

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1. What is the purpose of Stormwater Management?

The Stormwater Department has been developed in accordance to Phase II of the U.S. EPA Clean Water Act of 1987 amendment. The U.S. EPA developed amendments to the CLean Water Act of 1987 and implemented these amendments in two phases, This amendment addresses sources of stormwater in small to large municipal storm sewer systems and construction sites disturbing one or more acres. Industrial activities are included in Phase I.

2. What is stormwater?

Stormwater is the runoff from land and impervious areas such as paved streets, parkinglots, and building rooftops during rainfall events. It often contains pollutants such as nutrients, bacteria, sediment, and metals that could adversely affect water quality.

3. What should I do if I witness someone dumping waste by, or near, any river, creek, or other body of water?

Please contact City Hall during regular opearating hours, at 770-963-4002 ext 207. If this is occuring after hours or on the weekend, contact the Auburn Police Department at 770-513-8657.