Public Education
The Department can provide a guest speaker to your group or organization (e.g. schools, civic clubs, homeowner associations, and spiritual centers ) to discuss water resources, conservation, and related issues. In addition to a guest speaker, DWR also offers a large display booth for events, such as open houses, grand openings, festivals, and other activities. In conjunction with the speaker and display, a brochure on water conservation is also available. It can be picked up at the billing counter of the Central Facility as well.

To request a speaker and/or the display or for more information, please call Heather Moody at 678.376.6722.
Homeowner H2O is a new program designed to teach Gwinnett County citizens how to be good water stewards in their communities.  Representatives from the Department of Water Resources are available to speak to your homeowners' association or other neighborhood group.  Program topics include water conservation and stormwater management. 
The water conservation presentation focuses on leak detection and repair, installing water-efficient fixtures and increasing water-saving behaviors inside and outside the home.  In addition, participants will learn about Gwinnett's toilet rebate program and free low-flow retrofit kits for residents living in older homes. 

Water on Wheels is a classroom-based program that is available to travel to schools throughout Gwinnett County.  Students will participate in engaging hands-on lessons that teach the importance of water conservation and foster attitudes that will inspire life-long water efficient behaviors.  All Water on Wheels lessons support Gwinnett County Schools Academic Knowledge and Skills standards for science.  Programs are also available to Gwinnett County Scouts, summer camps, libraries and recreation centers. 

If you would like to schedule a program for your school, community meeting or event, please contact Heather Moody at 678.376.6722 or dwrconserve@gwinnettcounty.com 

These programs are offered free of charge to Gwinnett County residents.