Firefighter/Paramedic Jobs In Gwinnett Fire Department

Firefighter/Paramedic Jobs In Gwinnett Fire Department

Training to become a Gwinnett County Firefighter/Paramedic takes commitment, grit, and resilience. The new recruits who enter our Training Academy’s historic halls are trained to be life-saving firefighters and can earn up to paramedic-level medical certification. This challenging process builds our recruits into Georgia’s finest while learning the ins and outs of our equipment, tools, and standards to deliver exceptional service. If you’re ready and willing to make an impact in your community, begin your career with us! Learn more at GwinnettFireJobs.com
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Safe Sitters Program — Appreciate CFA Volunteers

Safe Sitters Program — Appreciate CFA Volunteers

Sharing some great moments from the Safe Sitters Program. This fun and interactive course is designed to prepare students in grades 6-8 to stay safe when they're home alone, watching younger siblings, or babysitting. Through games, role-playing, and hands-on learning, these amazing kids learned: CPR and First Aid Child care basics Important life and safety skills Business tips for babysitting We're so proud of their enthusiasm and commitment to becoming responsible and confident caregivers. Thank you to our Fire Educators and CFA Volunteers! We all appreciate you! For more Images :
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Cyclists – Safety Tips

Cyclists – Safety Tips

With warmer weather, more people will be out enjoying the sunshine, including bicyclists. It’s important that drivers and cyclists properly share the road. Please remember the following safety tips: If riding with someone else, cyclists ride side-by-side on the road to remain more visible to drivers and create a safety buffer in traffic. Make sure your bike is in good working condition, and wear a helmet. Drivers, please provide a 3-foot buffer between your vehicle and the cyclist. Never use a bike lane to pass other vehicles or as a parking space. Watch for cyclists in low-light conditions. For more…
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Food Distribution At Rhodes Jordan Park

Thank You, CFA Volunteers! A big thank you to our amazing CFA volunteers for your time and dedication at the food distribution event at Rhodes Jordan Park yesterday, April 8th, 2025! Your efforts helped bring support and nourishment to our community, and we are so grateful for the heart and compassion you bring to every event. You truly make a difference—thank you for all that you do! For More Images : 
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Holiday Days In May, June, & July For County Offices

Holiday Days In May, June, & July For County Offices

County offices closed for the May, June, and July holidays All Gwinnett County Government offices, apart from operations required for the comfort and safety of residents, will be closed Monday, May 26, for the Memorial Day holiday and will resume regular hours on Tuesday, May 27. Offices will also be closed Thursday, June 19, for the Juneteenth holiday and Friday, July 4, for the Independence Day holiday. Regular office hours will resume the following business day. Holidays :  Monday, May 26, for the Memorial Day Thursday, June 19, for Juneteenth Friday, July 4, for Independence Day Trash and recycling collection…
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Grab A Summer Meal On-The-Go

Grab A Summer Meal On-The-Go

Gwinnett's Summer Meals program is back, provid­ing free grab-and-go breakfast and lunch to chil­dren 18 and younger and those 19 and older with physical or mental disabilities. Nutritious meals are available from Tuesday, May 27, through Friday, August 1, and can be picked up Monday through Friday from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm – including County holidays – while supplies last. Find a complete list of meal locations, bus routes, and more at GwinnettSummerMeals.com. If you're interested in volunteering for the Summer Meals program, visit VolunteerGwinnett.net.
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Fat, Oils, & Grease (FOG) Disposal  — Tips

Fat, Oils, & Grease (FOG) Disposal — Tips

By being mindful of fat, oil, and grease disposal, we can help protect our sewer system and the environment. When rinsed down the drain, FOG(Fat, Oil, & Grease)  solidifies, leading to blockages and potential damage. Save money and the environment with these helpful disposal tips:   Scrape food scraps into the trash Wipe excess FOG off dinnerware and cookware before washing Use sink strainers to keep food scraps out of the drain Pour used FOG in a container with a lid and place it in the trash Visit UnclogTheFog.com to learn more about proper FOG disposal. More Tips : To safely dispose…
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Grill Safety Tips

Grill Safety Tips

Outdoor grilling and barbecues are a great way to create memories with family and friends. However, the safe use and operation of open-flame devices are just as essential to having a good time. One of the leading causes of apartment and townhome fires involves the misuse of outdoor grills. The following fire safety regulations will help you enjoy this outdoor activity: Don’t use grills and barbecues indoors or on apartment balconies Grills and barbecues should be on ground level and at least 10 feet away from buildings Coal should completely cool and dry before disposal Grills and barbecues must always…
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