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City Police Department

The City of Auburn has one hired officer and one contracted deputy through the Bay County Sheriff's Office for the citizens of Auburn.

If you have question or concerns, please contact:

By email:

Deputy Tony Peter                               deputypeter@auburnmi.org
Officer Sylvester Poltorak                      officerpoltorak@auburnmi.org

By phone:

Sheriff's Office: 989-895-4050

City Hall:  989-662-6761

 

IN THE CASE OF AN EMERGENCY CALL:         911


HELP PREVENT THEFT

FROM VEHICLES

 

1. Lock your vehicles and put valuables out of sight, preferably in the trunk or bring them into the house at night. Thieves will break into any vehicle if they think there is something of value to be stolen. Thieves know that briefcases may contain checkbooks, wallets, watches, calculators, and other small electronics. Similarly, they are aware that many gym bags contain jewelry, keys, cash, and personal stereos, etc.

 

2. After removing valuables from view, lock your car doors. This will discourage some of the more casual thieves. It will deter those who would go into an unlocked car to look for a trunk or hood release button in order to steal auto parts or the contents of the trunk.

 

3. Report suspicious activity while it’s happening. This could save you or your neighbor from victimized. Call 911 and stay on the line if you see or hear something that seems unusual or suspicious. Try to get a description of the suspects and their vehicle but don’t confront suspects. Don’t think you are bothering the police by calling them to report suspicious activity. It’s their job to detect and apprehend criminals and they need your help because they can’t be in everyone’s neighborhood 24 hours a day.

 

 

 

This page last updated on 11/23/2009.
113 E Elm St., Auburn MI 48611 989-662-6761