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Jan
Protect your pipes from freezing
When it gets this cold, there is a higher potential for frozen or broken water pipes. You can help protect your pipes by winterizing your home with a few simple steps: Insulate exposed pipes Keep the heat turned on Cover exposed water spigots If you do experience burst pipes or another water-related issue, or if you are unsure if your issue is an emergency or whether it is your responsibility, you can read more about some of the most common issues: Water leaks Turning water off at meter Water quality issues Low water pressure or lack of hot water Water…
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Jan
Who to contact about incidents during the storm
Our first responders will continue to answer and respond to calls. Please review and save these phone numbers for emergency and non-emergency situations: Emergencies and immediate threats to life safety: 911 Non-emergencies like downed trees, car accidents, and other incidents that do not pose an immediate threat to life safety: call 770.513.5700 or text 470.636.9202 One Stop for Help and Warming Station information: 770.822.8850 Gwinnett Water Resources dispatch like urgent water, sewer, or stormwater-related incidents: 678.376.7000
26
Jan
CRP Event Cancelled Due to Bad Weather
Fire and Emergency Services The Hands-Only CPR class scheduled for Monday, January 26, from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm at Fire Station 20 has been canceled. Other County Events Cancelled : Commissioner Watkins' Trapped and Trafficked Town Hall Commissioner Watkins' Trapped and Trafficked Town Hall will be rescheduled from Monday, January 26 to a later date. The new date will be provided as soon as possible. Police The Coffee with a Cop event scheduled for Monday, January 26 at 9:00 am has been canceled.
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Jan
All County Offices Closed on 26-Jan-20206
Gwinnett County Government All Gwinnett County Government offices, with the exception of those required for the comfort and safety of residents, will be closed Monday, January 26. Trash and recycling There will be no trash and recycling services on Monday, January 26, for residents in unincorporated Gwinnett. All services will be delayed by one day. Ride Gwinnett Ride Gwinnett will not operate local bus, paratransit, or microtransit service on Monday, January 26. Courts Gwinnett County Courts will be closed on Monday, January 26, due to inclement weather. All court hearings and trials are canceled. The courthouse will be closed for…
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Jan
Celebrating Black History Month
Black History Month traces its origins to 1926, when historian Carter G. Woodson launched Negro History Week to spotlight the achievements of Black Americans. He chose the second week of February to align with the birthdays of President Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass, two figures central to the fight for freedom and equality. The observance expanded in 1976, when President Gerald Ford urged the nation to honor Black history and culture for the entire month. Every American president since has continued the tradition, each year endorsing a theme that encourages deeper reflection on the legacy and impact of Black Americans.…
25
Jan
Fun Activities In Gwinnett County — Feb-2026
Fun For Everyone: Family Sweetheart Dance | February 6 6:00pm – 8:00pm | George Pierce Park | $8 (ages 4+) Dress up for a night of fun with music, dancing, crafts, and light refreshments. Sweethearts & Sprinkles | February 7 10:00am – noon | Bogan Park | $6 Bring your bestie or come solo for cookie decorating and crafty creations. Heart to Paw Match-Up | February 14 11:00am – 3:00pm | Bill Atkinson Animal Welfare Center | Free Come find the paw-fect match or celebrate your own fur babies. SweetBark Market | February 15 1:00pm – 4:00pm | Rhodes Jordan Park | Free Bring…
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Jan
Ride Gwinnett Alert — Service Closed on 24t-Jan-2026
Due to the forecasted winter storm, Ride Gwinnett will not operate local, microtransit, or paratransit services on Saturday, January 24. Safety is our top priority. We are actively monitoring forecasts and will share any additional impacts to County services as we receive updates.
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Jan
Fire Exit Safety Tips
What firefighters want you to know: The bathroom is not a safe place to hide during a fire.Bathrooms don’t protect from smoke or heat, and many don’t have a second exit. In a fire, smoke spreads quickly, and breathing it in can be deadly within minutes.Instead: • Get out of the home as soon as you can using your planned escape route• Close doors behind you as you leave to slow the fire• If you can’t escape, go to a room with a window, seal the door, and call 911 Knowing where not to go during a fire is just as important as…