Auburn Senior Center

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808 9th St SE

Auburn, WA 98002

+1 (253) 931-3016

http://www.auburnwa.gov

The Auburn Senior Center offers an array of programs and activities designed to enhance the quality of life for seniors in the Auburn community. These initiatives focus on fostering social interaction, promoting health, and providing resources for residents to engage actively in their community.

Additionally, the City of Auburn prides itself on a comprehensive approach to local governance, including departments that support economic development, human services, and public works. Its diverse programs and services aim to improve the well-being of all Auburn residents, making it a vibrant place to live and thrive.

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Amy M.

3/15/2021

The facility is great. Most of the staff is great with the exception of Rayden (sp) she is an awful person. She is rude to the other staff members and has little regard for people in general. I...

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