All Gwinnett County Stories

Gwinnett is partnering with Vision To Learn to deliver free eye exams and prescription eyewear to children in underserved communities, aiming to close the gap in access to vision care.

The Judicial Nominating Commission for the State of Georgia is accepting nominations to fill the vacancy on the Superior Court of the Gwinnett Judicial Circuit left open following the recent passing of Honorable Judge Deborah Fluker.

Cooling off at a swim party, celebrating Juneteenth with the family, and supporting talented teen artists are just a few things to do in Gwinnett this weekend.

Gwinnett Emergency Management is reaching out to our community to hear your thoughts on how hazards and disasters have affected you, your property, and our environment by completing the quick Hazard Mitigation Survey.

For the 29th consecutive year, Gwinnett County has earned the highest possible bond ratings, securing AAA ratings from Moody’s Investors Services, Fitch Ratings and S&P Global Ratings.

To improve safety and enhance mobility for commuters, the County is replacing the existing two-lane bridge on Ingram Road over the Bromolow Creek tributary.

Throughout the year, Gwinnett Water Resources hosts free workshops to help residents protect and conserve our valuable water resources.

The Gwinnett County Communications Department continues to receive national and regional recognition for excellence in storytelling, public engagement and government communications.

One donation can help a young person walk into their future with confidence.

Gwinnett’s Summer Meals Program returns Tuesday, May 26, offering free grab-and-go meals to help families keep children nourished throughout the summer.
 

The wait is over — our pools and aquatic centers open for the season Saturday, May 23! Bring the whole family to cool off, make memories, and kick off summer right here in Gwinnett.

The Gwinnett County Board of Assessors mailed approximately 311,000 annual Notices of Assessment to residential and commercial property owners

This summer, children ages 5 and up can learn how at Jurassic Drop: Adventures in Water Conservation, a free summer reading program by Gwinnett Water Resources and the Gwinnett County Public Library.

The last day for Ride Gwinnett local bus Route 45 is Saturday, June 27. Route 45 riders can use local bus Route 40 and the Lawrenceville microtransit zone for transit in the Lawrenceville area.

If you’re a high school student in Gwinnett County, you can submit your original artwork for the Drops of Color Calendar Art Contest! Selected artwork will be featured in the 2027 Gwinnett Water Resources calendar, and one of the pieces will appear on the cover.  

As Gwinnett County celebrates small businesses as the bedrock of our community during Small Business Week, the Board of Commissioners have established a formal definition of “Local Small Business,” advancing the County’s efforts to expand access to contracting opportunities and strengthen participation from the local business community.

Construction is underway for the interior renovation of the Gwinnett County Public Library headquarters.

Gwinnett County Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson has been elected to serve on the Association County Commissioners of Georgia’s 2026–2027 Board of Managers.

Learn how your county government operates by joining the Gwinnett 101 Citizens Academy!