Weather Alert
18
Jan
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Alert

Weather Alert

Although the storm system has tracked further north, Gwinnett remains outside the Winter Weather Warning and Advisory. Our Transportation crews are on standby to spot treat roadways as necessary. With temperatures dropping into the 20s Sunday night, be alert for black ice on Monday morning, especially on bridges. If you have to go out, drive at half speed, brake early, and remember that four-wheel drive does not assist with stopping on ice. Visit GwinnettSafety411.com for more info.
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Paramedics & EMTs Calls – Tips
17
Jan
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Tips

Paramedics & EMTs Calls – Tips

What paramedics and EMTs want you to know: You don’t have to know what’s wrong; you just need to call early. Many medical emergencies don’t look dramatic at first.Shortness of breath. A sudden fall. Confusion that feels “off.”Waiting can make treatment harder. When you call 911: • Stay on the line and follow instructions• Share what you’re seeing, even if it feels minor• Don’t worry about using the “right” medical words Early calls help EMS begin care sooner, and that can change outcomes.
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Freezing Temperatures – Safety Tips
16
Jan
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Tips

Freezing Temperatures – Safety Tips

With freezing temperatures continuing through the weekend, we urge you to take these steps to help protect your family, pets, home, and plants if you haven’t done so already: • Check on your loved ones and neighbors to ensure they have warm clothing, adequate food and water, and necessary medications.• Bring pets indoors. Provide them with warm bedding, food, and water. Never leave pets in vehicles during cold weather.• Let faucets drip slightly during extreme cold. Know where your main water shutoff valve is in case a pipe bursts.• Bring potted plants indoors or protect them with blankets.• Test heating systems,…
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Information Sharing Paramedics — Tips
16
Jan
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Tips

Information Sharing Paramedics — Tips

When seconds matter, the information you share can help paramedics respond faster and provide the right care. If you need to call 911, remember to: • Share the exact address or nearby landmarks.• Stay on the line and respond clearly to the dispatcher.• Follow instructions until help arrives.• Share symptoms, medications, allergies, or known conditions. Clear communication during an emergency helps first responders provide the best possible care.
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SignUp For Emergency Alerts From Gwinnett County
16
Jan
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Announcements

SignUp For Emergency Alerts From Gwinnett County

Prepare for emergencies with Gwinnett's free notification system, Alert Gwinnett! Residents who sign up will receive real-time emergency alerts straight to their phones. Whether it’s a severe thunderstorm, flash flood, tornado warning, or a man-made emergency, Alert Gwinnett sends official updates directly from the Gwinnett County Office of Emergency Management and the National Weather Service. This service is customizable, giving you the power to choose the categories that are important to you and your family. Sign up for Alert Gwinnett or download the Smart911 app from Google Play or the App Store.
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New Tag Office Hours For 2026
16
Jan
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Announcements

New Tag Office Hours For 2026

The Tax Commissioner's new tag office hours are 8:30 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Call center hours remain unchanged. This adjustment supports operational continuity and fiscal responsibility while ensuring residents receive efficient, exemplary service.The office’s current service options include 16 self-service kiosks across the county, online services through the Tax Commissioner’s website, mail-in and drop-box options for select transactions, and in-person services. For more information about locations and services, visit GwinnettTaxCommissioner.com.
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MLK Day for Service 2026
16
Jan
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Events

MLK Day for Service 2026

Join Volunteer Gwinnett this weekend, Friday, January 16, through Monday, January 19, for Martin Luther King Jr. Days of Service. Volunteer Gwinnett will host service projects across Gwinnett all weekend long, including wetland cleanups, food packing for homebound seniors, mobile food distributions, and activities with Gwinnett Parks and Recreation. Whether you’re serving outdoors or behind the scenes, every act of service helps build a stronger, more united community. Sign up at VolunteerGwinnett.net or email VolunteerGwinnett@GwinnettCounty.com if your organization is interested in hosting a project through the Gwinnett Serves program.
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Volunteer Gwinnett Makes An Impact — Mobile Food Distributions
16
Jan
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Appreciations, Recognition

Volunteer Gwinnett Makes An Impact — Mobile Food Distributions

Volunteer Gwinnett, in partnership with the Atlanta Community Food Bank, supported ongoing efforts to ensure food security through the Mobile Food Distribution program. Volunteers contributed 1,303 hours to support the distribution of more than 486,007 pounds of fresh produce and pantry staples to residents through 50 distributions taking place every Tuesday. These efforts directly supported families facing food insecurity and strengthened partnerships with local nonprofits, religious organizations, and civic and community groups who helped host these distributions. If you would like to learn more about becoming a host site in 2026, email VolunteerGwinnett@GwinnettCounty.com. "On behalf of Volunteer Gwinnett, we would like to thank you for…
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Honoring Volunteer Excellence In 2025 — Volunteer Gwinnett
16
Jan
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Appreciations, Recognition

Honoring Volunteer Excellence In 2025 — Volunteer Gwinnett

Volunteer Gwinnett is proud to recognize the incredible impact of our volunteers in 2025! Thanks to their dedication and collaborative spirit, our residents and nonprofit community partners contributed 1,048,000 volunteer hours, resulting in an estimated $36 million in taxpayer savings for Gwinnett County. Additionally, 64,673 individuals participated in 10,486 service opportunities, projects, and volunteer events, demonstrating an inspiring commitment to service across Gwinnett. Volunteer Gwinnett is grateful for your contributions and looks forward to another impactful year in 2026!
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