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Upcoming Events
Join Gwinnett Water Resources at the Yellow River Trick or Treatment Fall Festival on October 28. We will have fun for the whole family, tours of the facility, and free food! This event is being held at the award-winning Yellow River Water Reclamation Facility located at 858 Tom Smith Rd. in Lilburn. Festivities begin at 10:00am and end at 2:00pm.
Upcoming Workshops
*Fall Gardening and Compost (Water Quality)
Grayson Branch Library September 14th 6:00pm-7:30pm
Attend this workshop and learn what steps to take in the garden during fall and about how to use composting in your own backyard to manage your yard waste, improve your soil, and prevent water pollution!
WaterWise Landscaping (Water Conservation)
George Pierce Park September 19th 6:00pm-7:30pm
Attendees will learn about maintaining a healthy and attractive landscape without the need for excess water use, helping to conserve our water resources, and save money!
* By attending a Water Quality Workshop, you may qualify for a 5% credit on your Stormwater Utility Fee
Annual Events
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day
Come and join us to safely drop off your HHW for reuse, recycling, or disposal.
Next event: February 10, 2024
Call 678.376.6785 for more information
Trick or Treatment Fall Festival
Join Gwinnett Water Resources at the Yellow River Trick or Treatment Fall Festival each October. Take a tour of the award winning facility and interact with vendors to learn about services provided to the community. There will be games, crafts, free food, and fun for the whole family!
Water Wonders Spring Festival
Join Gwinnett Water Resources at Shoal Creek Water Wonders Spring Festival in May. Take a tour to learn how your drinking water is produced and enjoy games, crafts, and free food at this family-friendly event.
Yellow River Trash Bash
Join Gwinnett Water Resources and our partners for the annual Yellow River Trash Bash each Fall. The event will consist of a land, shore, and river cleanup throughout the Yellow River watershed.
