Gwinnett Safety 411
Be prepared for severe weather
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.
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Severe Weather Preparedness
Thunderstorm Safety is up to You
Tornado Preparedness Requires a Plan
Beware of Lightning
National Weather Service Alerts
Emergency preparedness
Financial safety
Food safety
Holiday safety
Home safety
Internet safety
Miscellaneous
Road safety
Water safety
Weather safety
- Be prepared for severe winter weather
- Beating the summer heat
- Beware of lightning
- Don’t touch downed power lines
- Floods can happen anytime, anywhere
- Preventing heat stroke in young athletes
- Safe driving in winter weather
- Safety during 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
- Winter safety