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Advance voting for the Special Primary Runoff is now through Friday, July 11 from 7:00am to 7:00pm at the Gwinnett Voter Registrations and Elections Office in Lawrenceville and four advance voting locations throughout the county.

As summer temperatures rise, Gwinnett County wants residents to know how to find relief from the heat.

Gwinnett County has commemorated African American legacy, culture, and progress throughout the month of June, commencing with an impactful educational journey to Montgomery, Alabama, on Saturday, June 7.

Gwinnett is reminding voters to confirm their polling location before voting in the June 17 Special Primary Election, as 13 polling locations in Gwinnett have changed.

Gwinnett County has earned its second Southeast Emmy® Award for Upfront Gwinnett: The Hidden Homeless, a powerful public affairs series that shines a light on the invisible crisis of homelessness in metro Atlanta.

Voters can cast their ballots on Election Day, Tuesday, June 17, from 7:00am to 7:00pm.

View official results for the June 17 Special Primary Election.

Gwinnett County Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson welcomed guests to the Historic Gwinnett Courthouse for the Third Annual Women Veterans Luncheon, a heartfelt gathering celebrating the contributions of women who’ve served in the United States Armed Forces.

If you could reimagine the Park Place area, how would it look?

Gwinnett County District 3 Commissioner Jasper Watkins III is teaming up with youth leaders, public health experts, and local law enforcement for a community-focused event designed to bring the fentanyl crisis into focus, from the perspective of those most impacted: our young people.

Gwinnett County proudly celebrates Pride Month every June, affirming our steadfast support for the LGBTQ+ community. This year, the county is partnering with the Gwinnett Visibility Club to bring residents an inspiring Gwinnett Pride celebration.

Exciting pedestrian-friendly improvements are coming to Beaver Ruin Road and Center Way.

How Gwinnett is Tackling Hunger with Heart, Humanity, and Homegrown Help

In one of Georgia’s fastest-growing counties, hunger often hides in plain sight. For thousands of working families, food insecurity isn’t about homelessness or poverty - it’s about making impossible choices. Experts say, a growing number of residents are quietly struggling to feed themselves and their children, even as they go to work, attend school, and care for loved ones.

Gwinnett County’s Communications Department continues to set a high bar for government storytelling, earning seven national Telly Awards, three Communicator Awards and multiple accolades for original programming that informs, engages and inspires.

Gwinnett Planning and Development has been recognized as Jurisdiction of the Year by the Building Officials Association of Georgia, honoring the County's commitment to excellence in building code enforcement, education, and community partnership.

Voters are not limited to Election Day to cast their ballot for the June 17 Special Primary Election. Registered voters can vote advance in person through June 13 at the Gwinnett Voter Registrations and Elections Office in Lawrenceville and four advance voting locations throughout the county.

Gwinnett’s Summer Meals Program returns Tuesday, May 27, offering free grab-and-go meals to help families keep children nourished throughout the summer.

As part of Operation Summer P.E.A.C.E. 2025 each Gwinnett Police district is hosting Chief’s Walk to promote community engagement, strengthen partnerships, and address neighborhood concerns/

Construction on pedestrian safety improvements at the Beaver Ruin Road and Center Way overpass bridges across Interstate 85 will begin this summer.