Auburn, DeKalb County, IN Police Department
210 South Cedar Street, Auburn, Indiana, 46706
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The Auburn Police Department is responsible for the safety of Auburn residents, visitors, and businesses.
Auburn City Police Jail Register
Auburn Police Department holds the criminal in their detention facility to await their day in court. Family and friends can get the detainee information by contacting the local police to use the Jail Inmate Records. The Auburn law enforcement department headquarters is at 210 South Cedar Street, Auburn, Indiana, 46706, and accessible by telephone at 260-920-3200.
Auburn City Police Arrests
Auburn City Police is the local law enforcement agency with jurisdiction in Auburn city. The Auburn Police Office conducts criminal investigations, offers forensic services and enforces Auburn city traffic laws. In turn, the Auburn City officers regularly arrest individuals violating the applicable state laws. The Auburn law enforcement agency holds the arrestees in the Auburn City detention center to await arraignment in court. Anyone can view the data of an arrest by checking the news releases section on the Auburn Police Department’s official website.
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Contacting the Auburn Police Department
If you need to contact the Auburn law enforcement department, IN, please contact it at 210 South Cedar Street, Auburn, Indiana, 46706. You may also call Auburn Police Department at 260-920-3200 or fax at 260-920-3349, if you need immediate assistance, dial 911. To report a crime or send a tip-off, visit the Auburn Police Office’s website and get a number for the relevant department you are looking for.
Auburn City Police Department Details
Type: Local Police Department
Precincts: 1
Full Time Sworn Officers: 23
Full Time Civilians: 6
Part Time Sworn Officers: 11
Part Time Civilians: 1
The Auburn Police Department is one of the largest in DeKalb County, with more than 170 employees. The Auburn Police Office has a special response team that can respond quickly to hostage situations. The Auburn Police Office’s mission is to provide dependable, considerate, and effective law enforcement services to enhance the quality of lifestyle for all Auburn citizens and visitors.
Auburn Police Department — General Information
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210 South Cedar Street, Auburn, Indiana, 46706
260-920-3200
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