Budget review meetings take place in late summer, near the end of the County's annual budget planning cycle. Representatives from departments and agencies present their business plans and proposed budgets to Commission Chairman Charlotte Nash and members of the budget review team, which includes several Gwinnett residents and County staff. This year, Nash invited five residents to help review needs and allocate resources for the 2021 budget.
Most of this year’s committee members are veterans to the chairman’s budget review team: Thuy Hotle, retired planner, Gwinnett County Planning and Development; Asif Jessani, principal marketing and technology consultant, CCS: Marketing and Technology; Norwood Davis, CFO, 12Stone Church; and Keith Roche, Lawrenceville city councilman and retired business executive. New to the committee this year is Maurice Thompson II, a partner with Consultuoso. Mr. Thompson has experience managing budgets for nonprofits.
The Chairman’s proposed 2021 budget will be made available to the public and news media at the same time it is presented to commissioners in November. A public hearing on the budget will be held December 9, 2020. By County ordinance, the Board of Commissioners must adopt the annual budget during its first meeting in January.
The presentations will be aired on TV Gwinnett, the County’s government access cable television, and made available on demand on this webpage. Click the links below to watch the presentations or view the materials.
Most of this year’s committee members are veterans to the chairman’s budget review team: Thuy Hotle, retired planner, Gwinnett County Planning and Development; Asif Jessani, principal marketing and technology consultant, CCS: Marketing and Technology; Norwood Davis, CFO, 12Stone Church; and Keith Roche, Lawrenceville city councilman and retired business executive. New to the committee this year is Maurice Thompson II, a partner with Consultuoso. Mr. Thompson has experience managing budgets for nonprofits.
The Chairman’s proposed 2021 budget will be made available to the public and news media at the same time it is presented to commissioners in November. A public hearing on the budget will be held December 9, 2020. By County ordinance, the Board of Commissioners must adopt the annual budget during its first meeting in January.
The presentations will be aired on TV Gwinnett, the County’s government access cable television, and made available on demand on this webpage. Click the links below to watch the presentations or view the materials.
