City of Auburn City Council Council Workshop and Meeting
The council reviewed several key items including proposed amendments to building codes, updates on the Auburn Riverwalk Trail Extension feasibility analysis, and an update on the Lake Auburn Watershed Protection Septic Inspection program. Additionally, the council discussed ordinances related to human relations services, maximum benefits, and solid waste collection, as well as orders regarding the adoption of General Assistance maximums and the acquisition of property on Poland Spring Road. A quarterly financial report was also presented covering the first quarter of the fiscal year.
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The council held a workshop to review solid waste program status and ordinance revisions. Legislative action included appointing members to city boards and committees, approving annual renewals for multiple automobile graveyard and junkyard permits, and authorizing the City Manager to serve on the Androscoggin County Budget Committee. Further business included the acceptance of a justice assistance grant for the police department, consideration of an ordinance regarding automated license plate recognition, and a zoning amendment to eliminate employee count restrictions for sawmills. Additionally, the council authorized the execution of collective bargaining agreements with the Maine State Employees Association and Teamsters Local 340. The meeting concluded with executive sessions focused on legal consultations and labor contract negotiations.
Feb 2, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Workshop Meeting
The day included a Workshop session where the City Manager and Superintendent presented on the FY27 Budget, followed by a continued discussion on the Syringe Service Program. The subsequent Meeting covered a Winter Storm Operations Update, an update on Economic Development for 2025, and septic inspection reimbursement timing. Unfinished Business involved the second reading and passage of two Ordinances: one granting a 180-day moratorium extension regarding Needle Exchange Services, and another granting a 180-day moratorium prohibiting rent or fee increases at Mobile Home Parks. Reports from the Mayor and Councilors included updates on budget planning discussions and the conclusion of the Grab and Go program due to vendor changes.
