Share with us.

Email [email protected] and share how you are honoring Native American Heritage Month with us!

We would love to see how our community is showing support!

Pacific's Annual Holiday Tree Lighting

Head to Pacific Gymnasium on Friday, November 25th at 6:00 pm.

Join the sing-along in front of City Hall at 6:30 pm. The tree will be lit at 7:00 pm.

All activities will be free.

Please bring a non-perishable food item for our local food bank.

Christmas Bazaar at Wesley Lea Hill

32049 109th Pl SE, Auburn

December 2nd & 3rd 9:00 AM-4:00 PM

NEW or Like-New and VINTAGE in excellent condition.

Christmas Trees, ornaments, wreaths, lights, hand-crafted wood items, custom greeting cards, holiday glassware and china, decor, toys, jewelry, candles, collectibles, linens, Santas, Snowmen, Nativity, Angels and much more!

UPCOMING COMMUNITY EVENTS!

Joy Hour

Every Wednesday, 4 pm - 7 pm @ 4146 B PL NW

Annual Harvest Breakfast

Friday, November 4th, 7 am @ Grace Community Church

Auburn's 57th Annual Veterans Parade & Observance

Saturday, November 5th, 11 am - 2 pm @ Main Street

Building Money Confidence

Saturday, November 19th, 9 am - 4 pm @ Green River College

Business Pollution Prevention

Protecting Local Waters

New City Program

We are building a program that requires existing businesses and all publicly owned sites in Auburn, to take measures to stop water pollution. When contaminated runoff enters the stormwater system it is carried to local waters.

This program is a requirement of the Western Washington Phase II Municipal Stormwater Permit that is issued to the City by the Department of Ecology.

Closing your dumpster is a BMP.

Water Pollution Prevention Ordinance

The Department of Ecology’s mandate is met by creating an ordinance that requires adoption of best management practices (BMPs) to prevent pollution from entering the stormwater system. BMPs that prevent pollution include operational and structural activities such as:

-Covering stored or stockpiled materials using tarps or sheds.

-Regular sweeping and cleaning of material storage spaces, parking lots and dumpster areas.

-Keeping lids closed on waste, recycling, compost, and grease containers.

- Have a spill kit and spill plan on-site, and train staff to quickly contain and clean up leaks and spills.

-Construction of permanent structural treatment facilities on property if operational BMPs are not effective.

Site inspections will begin in 2023 and be prioritized by site activities and risks to local water ways.

For more information see the City of Auburn Storm Drainage Utility Business Inspection web page

Did you miss the 2022 Candidates Forum?

Well, we got you covered! Thanks to the City of Auburn Video Production Team you can watch the recording of the live forum.

Get to know who is running for office so you can make an informed decision at the polls. This was not a debate but an environment to get to know our local candidates better. We invited all candidates that are running in the Auburn Area to attend. Stay informed. Vote Local.

Watch the recording of the 2022 candidate's forum by clicking here. 

If you missed the 47th LD Senatorial Debate, we have your back on that too!

View the Bill Boyce vs. Claudia Kauffman debate by clicking here.

Or see it on YouTube directly by clicking here.

Attention, business owners in unincorporated King County

The King County Local Services Business Survey is open for responses. We’ll use your responses to develop services and programs to support businesses in unincorporated King County. By taking this 10-minute survey, you’ll give us information that helps us help businesses in your community.

Please tell us about your business and how you have managed your operations the last couple of years. Did you seek and get business grants? Was technical assistance available to you? Did your business plan change? How would you rate your business response to the changing economy today?

We want to hear from all businesses in unincorporated King County—from a one-person sole proprietorship in Skyway to a 40-staff farming operation in Fall City or a 200-person medical equipment manufacturer on Vashon Island.

The survey deadline is 1:59 p.m. on Friday, November 18.

Job description

Trillium Employment Services

Position Title: EMPLOYMENT CONSULTANT see full description

Job Summary:

Trillium is seeking a full-time Employment Consultant. The Employment Consultant (EC) is the key provider of quality services to our customers and clients. The EC

is responsible for ensuring clients have jobs that they love in the community and that their employers have the assistance that they need to train and maintain

quality performance of duties. Additionally, the Employment Consultant coordinates with funders, residential supports, and families to ensure employment

success.

Job description

Trillium Employment Services

Position Title: EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATE see full description

Job Summary:

Trillium Employment Services is excited to add a part-time Employment

Associate to our team. Our commitment is integrating people with intellectual

disabilities into the workforce.

In this role, you will support a client at their job at The City of Auburn in the

downtown area. The position involves working outside year-round to support

the client to be successful on their job. Trillium offers and encourages

professional development, and you will be welcomed by a mentor to guide you

through your training process.

Click here to apply!