All Gwinnett County Stories

The Department of Transportation is building a roundabout at the intersection of Burns and Dickens roads near Lilburn.

Because Gwinnett County’s COVID-19 Community Level falls into the low category, Chairwoman Hendrickson’s local emergency order mandating masks in County facilities will be allowed to expire Friday, February 25.

Brandon Harris enjoys learning languages like German, Spanish, and Vietnamese. Although he’s travelled the globe with his military family, Brandon calls Georgia home. For the past eight years, Brandon has worked for Gwinnett Water Resources.

The Board of Commissioners awarded transportation improvement projects to widen Rosebud Road in Grayson and to improve the intersection of Medlock Bridge Road at North Peachtree Street/Langford Road in Norcross.

The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday approved measures that would extend an educational enrichment program and give more resources to one of the county’s thriving communities.

The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners approved the appointment of Adrienne McAllister as Human Resources Director. The appointment was made by County Administrator Glenn Stephens.

Construction is underway on a new library branch in the city of Snellville’s Towne Center project. The library will occupy the first floor of the two-story building, and the second floor will be operated by the city for educational uses

Paving on the new roundabout outside the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center and on sections of Constitution Boulevard and Langley Drive began on Thursday, February 10 and will continue through Saturday, February 12.

Remember these tips to keep you and your family safe during freezing temperatures and winter weather events.

Gwinnett Department of Transportation Assistant Director Tom Sever was recognized as the 2021 Transportation Professional of the Year by the Georgia Section of the Institute of Transportation Engineers.

The Georgia Transit Association awarded Gwinnet County Transit with the Performance Award for excellent service during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gardeners, get those green thumbs ready! UGA Extension Gwinnett has kicked off its annual Plant Sale Fundraiser.

Pedestrian improvement projects recently began on two of Gwinnett’s major routes, State Route 120 and State Route 20.

Fortunately, freezing weather does not happen often in Georgia. When it does, the best way to handle any sort of water emergency in your home — including broken pipes — is to be prepared. Take a few minutes to learn about the plumbing system in and outside your home to prevent freezing weather from turning into a plumbing emergency. 

In partnership with Georgia Gwinnett College, Gwinnett County officials cut the ribbon on the Gwinnett Entrepreneur Center, a County-sponsored venue that supports entrepreneurs and nurtures small business startups.

Gwinnett County and Waste Pro USA, Inc., are expanding their drop-off glass recycling program to Pinckneyville Park beginning Friday, December 10.

Gwinnett County will open warming stations for residents to receive temporary, overnight relief from long-term exposure to frigid temperatures of 35 degrees and below.

County leaders gathered yesterday to kick off the start of construction on an infrastructure project that will provide water, sewer, and trails for 8,500 acres of land in east Gwinnett. 

Gwinnett commissioners on Tuesday cut the ribbon for the relocated Norcross branch of the Gwinnett County Public Library alongside officials from the library and the city of Norcross.

County leaders cut the ribbon on a newly renovated wastewater treatment plant in Norcross.