- Auburn - West Union Grove Cir. and Bailey Rd.
- Buford - Hamilton Mill Rd. and Hard Creek Ln.
- Buford - Victoria Park Dr. and Cranberry Ct.
- Buford - Wallace Rd. and Aberronne Ln.
- Duluth - Hickory Run Cir. and Dogwood Creek Pkwy.
- Grayson - Bennett Rd. and Westwood Pl.
- Lawrenceville - Birch Ln. and Quail Run
- Lawrenceville - Colony Creek Dr. and Colony Bend Dr.
- Lawrenceville - Gwin Oaks Dr. and Oak Rd.
- Lawrenceville - Kemp Dr. and Chris Cir.
- Lawrenceville - Mohawk Dr. and Seminole Pl.
- Lilburn - Creek Forest Ln. and Rolling Forest Trl.
- Lilburn - Guinevere Way and Charlemagne Way
- Lilburn - Laurel Ln. and Bob White Cir.
- Lilburn - Mary Dale Dr.and Marydale Cir.
- Lilburn - Mayflower Ct.- Plymouth Dr.
- Lilburn - Teresa Terrace and Gwens Trail
- Norcross - Zachary Dr. and Zachary Way
- Snellville - Hartridge Dr. and Fallow Ridge Ct.
- Snellville - Shiloh Hills Dr. and Shiloh Way
- Snellville - Stoneridge Ln. and Walden Park Dr.
- Snellville - Town Pl. and Long St.
- Stone Mountain - Old Tucker Rd. and Royal 0aks Terrace
- Stone Mountain - Pounds Rd. and Corinth Dr.
Outdoor Burning
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678.518.4979
Burn Day Information
Thursday, October 3, 2024,
is a BURN DAY in Gwinnett County
National Weather Service:
Mostly sunny, with a high near 82. Calm wind becoming southeast around 5 mph in the afternoon.
Sunday is not a Burn Day as prescribed by Gwinnett County Code of Ordinances, Chapter 42, Fire Prevention and Protection Ordinances.
Medical Burn Bans
A Medical Burn Ban may be established by the Fire Marshal to provide relief for citizens with a medical condition that may be adversely affected by smoke from outdoor burning.
Citizens may request a Medical Burn Ban by having their medical doctor complete, sign, and submit the “Medical Burn Ban Application” annually and returning the original form to the Fire Marshal’s Office.
Citizens may request a “Medical Burn Ban application” by contacting our office at 678.518.4980 extension 2, or email FireMarshal@GwinnettCounty.com.
Upon approval of the request, a Medical Burn Ban will be established for a radius of approximately one quarter mile around the intersection nearest the applicants address.
The Medical Burn Ban prohibits the burning of yard debris, commercial pit burns, and related types of burning within the burn ban area. Cooking fires and recreational fires being used safely and in accordance with state and local laws and ordinances are not included in the medical burn ban.
The Medical Burn Ban shall not supersede the exceptions noted by the Georgia Environmental Protection Division and shall be in accordance with the Gwinnett County Fire Prevention and Protection Ordinance. The Medical Burn Ban will be established for a radius of approximately one quarter mile around the intersection nearest the applicants address. The Medical Burn Ban is good thru September 30 of each year. A new one must be requested by the resident annually.