Gwinnett Safety 411

This time of year brings out storms and high winds, which have the potential to destroy property and cause fatalities. It’s important for Gwinnett County residents to be prepared before severe weather events occur to protect their homes, businesses, and family members.

Gwinnett Safety 411 covers a variety of topics with tips from our Police, Fire and Emergency Services, and Water Resources departments and our Office of Emergency Management to keep you safe during a severe weather event. Select the links below to learn how you can be prepared for severe weather events this spring and summer.

In addition, sign up for email newsletters to receive the latest news when inclement weather occurs in Gwinnett County.

Severe Weather Preparedness
Beware of Lightning
Floods Can Happen Anytime, Anywhere
Thunderstorm Safety is up to You
Tornado Preparedness Requires a Plan
Turn Around, Don’t Drown
Types of Floods

What are you interested in learning more about? 

Boating Carbon Monoxide Car Seat Cycling Safety Cyber Safety Emergency Preparedness Halloween

Heat Exhaustion Holiday Money Fireworks Flooding Food Food Poisoning

Home Pedestrian Radon Road Smoke Alarms Social Media Swimming

Terrorism Tornado Travel Trick or Treating Internet Safety Water Weather

Be tech ready
Make a family emergency plan
Prepare your older family members for an emergency
How to prepare for family members with special needs
Pets need a plan, too!
National Weather Service alerts
What are wireless emergency alerts?
Insurance planning tips

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Prevent work-from-home scams
Phone Scam Warning

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Handling Food Safely on the Road
How to Avoid Food-Borne Illnesses
Thaw Your Holiday Turkey the Safe Way

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Fire Safe for the Holidays
Fire Safety Holiday Cooking Tips
Halloween Safety
Use of Fireworks Safety Tips

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Home Heating Safety Tips
Prevent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Your Home
Smoke Alarm Safety
When Your Home Tests Positive For Radon
Use portable generators safely

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Social Media_Child Pornography Warning

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Homeland Security

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Safe Driving In Winter Weather
Car Seat Recommendations for Children
Bicycle Safety
Pedestrian Safety

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Keep Kids Safe While Swimming
Keeping Pets Safe During Winter Weather
Be Safe While Enjoying Lake Lanier, Chattahoochee River
Thunderstorm Safety is up to You
Turn Around, Don’t Drown
Types of Floods

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Beating the Summer Heat
Be Prepared For Severe Winter Weather
Beware of Lightning
Don’t Touch Downed Power Lines
Floods can Happen Anytime, Anywhere
Preventing Heat Stroke In Young Athletes
Safety During Threat of Winter Weather
Stay Off The Ice
Sun Safety for Children
Thunderstorm Safety is up to You
Tornado Preparedness Requires a Plan
Turn Around, Don't Drown
Types of Floods

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