Annual Outdoor Burning Ban — 01-May till 30-Sep

Annual Outdoor Burning Ban — 01-May till 30-Sep

The first day of our annual outdoor burning ban begins next week — Thursday, May 1. As a reminder, this ban is established statewide by the Georgia Environmental Protection Division and will be in effect until September 30, 2025. Please remember that burning yard debris is limited to leaves, limbs, etc. that fall on your property. Burning solid waste, household garbage, or any material that creates heavy dark smoke (rubber products, oils, roofing material, etc.) is prohibited. For more information, visit GwinnettCounty.com/OutdoorBurning.
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Celebrate Earth day !!

Celebrate Earth day !!

  To celebrate Earth Day and make a positive impact, consider reducing waste, conserving water, planting trees, and making sustainable choices in your daily life. You can also educate others about environmental issues and participate in local cleanup events.  Here's a more detailed look at what you can do: 1. Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle: Reduce consumption: Buy less, choose products with minimal packaging, and consider buying used items.  Reuse items: Use reusable bags, water bottles, and containers instead of single-use plastic.  Recycle properly: Learn what can be recycled in your area and participate in recycling programs.  2. Conserve Water: Take shorter showers: Aim…
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Fun Activities In Gwinnett – For GrownUps

Fun Activities In Gwinnett – For GrownUps

Hi Team, Please find the activities for GrownUps for May : Paint Party | May 5 1:00pm – 3:30pm | OneStop Norcross | $18 (ages 18+) Create a masterpiece in this instructor-led class. Tea and Tram Tuesday | May 6 9:00am – 11:00am | Gwinnett Environmental & Heritage Center | $5 (ages 50+) Take an open-air tram ride, followed by refreshments and tea. Garden Tea Party | May 7 1:00pm – 3:00pm | Bethesda Park | $6 (ages 50+) Show off your fancy hats at this spring tea party with dainty bites. Garden Party Delight | May 22 9:30am – 11:30am | OneStop Centerville…
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Fun Activities In Gwinnett – For KIds & Teens

Fun Activities In Gwinnett – For KIds & Teens

Hi Team, Please find fun activities for Kids & Teens in  May in Gwinnett : Bright Futures Expo | May 3 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm | OneStop Centerville | Free (ages 12 & younger) Play games, make crafts, and explore educational resources for kids. Mommy & Me Tea | May 9 10:30 am – 12:30 pm | George Pierce Park | $5/one child, one adult (ages 2 – 5) Dress up for a tea party with tasty treats, crafty fun, and photo ops with your little ones! Bogan Kids Club: Junior Lifeguards | May 9 6:00 pm – 9:30 pm | Bogan…
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Fun Activities In Gwinnett – For EveryOne

Fun Activities In Gwinnett – For EveryOne

Hi Team, Please find the fun activities for May  in Gwinnett: Family Camp Out May 2 – 3 | 6:00pm – 8:00am | Little Mulberry Park | $15 May 9 – 10 | 6:00pm – 9:00am | Lenora Park | $15 Spend the night under the stars with a camp dinner, s’mores, and breakfast treats. Clay Creations | May 7 6:00pm – 8:00pm | Pinckneyville Park | $12 (ages 16+) Learn hand-building basics and create your own work of art. Kids Fishing Derby | May 10 9:00am – noon | Lenora Park | Free Reel in some lakeside fun at this catch-and-release…
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Welcome – Citizens Fire Academy-Batch 37

Welcome – Citizens Fire Academy-Batch 37

We were excited to welcome the newest members of our Citizens Fire Academy to their first class Thursday night! Each resident in our spring class has begun their interactive nine-week journey and will soon discover the ins-and-outs of our growing department along the way. They will learn everything from CPR/AED administration, what each of our specialty teams do, how to use a fire hose as a team properly, and so much more. Best of luck to our spring class! Interested in signing up for our fall class? Register now at GwinnettCounty.com/CitizensFireAcademy. For moreImages :
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Animal Safety Tips

Animal Safety Tips

When planning for potential emergencies, it’s important to have a plan for your pets! Keep man’s best friend and all your animals safe with these safety tips: Microchip your pets and keep your address and phone number up to date in case an emergency occurs outside your immediate area. Prepare a pet-ready kit complete with food, water, a first aid kit, a collar and ID tag, and more. In the case of an evacuation, be aware of pet-friendly hotels and/or public shelters in case you and your pet need to stay the night somewhere away from home. Should your pet…
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Splash Pads or Interactive Fountains – Safety Tips

Splash Pads or Interactive Fountains – Safety Tips

You may not want to think about this, but please don't let your children or pets drink water from Splash Pads or Interactive Fountains. To ensure safety at splash pads and interactive fountains, follow these guidelines: don't swallow the water, avoid sitting or standing on jets, and ensure proper supervision and sun protection. It's also important to prohibit running or roughhousing, stay hydrated, and be aware of potential illnesses like recreational water illnesses (RWIs). Detailed Safety Tips: Don't swallow the water: Splash pads and fountains are not designed for drinking, and swallowing the water can lead to recreational water illnesses (RWIs) caused…
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GCFES Station1 Team – Good Memories – Reunion

GCFES Station1 Team – Good Memories – Reunion

  In the early morning hours of April 11, 2016, Station 1 responded to a 26-year-old pregnant woman who was experiencing a medical emergency, resulting in the delivery of a 31-week-old baby. Once on the scene, the crewdecided to transport both the mother and child immediately to the hospital. Throughout the transport, CPR and lifesaving measures were administered to the neonate, and care was transferred to the hospital staff upon arrival. Fast forward nearly nine years to that date, and the crew from Station 1 had a heartwarming reunion with the mother and her daughter, Charlotte. Her mother shared that…
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