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HouseFire – FireFighters –Lilburn

Firefighters encounter a deadly house fire in Lilburn. Firefighters responded at 6:23 p.m. to a report of a house fire at the 200 block of Sandra Drive in Lilburn. The 911 caller advised that the house was burning, and people were still inside the home. Two occupants were home at the time of the incident. An occupant noticed the home was on fire and woke his mother to start evacuating. The neighbor states he assisted the mother out of the home before the firefighters’ arrival. After the mother was evacuated, the son reentered the home to rescue the family dog,…

Food Distribution – Rhodes Jordan Park – 13-Jan-2026

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Food Distribution – Rhodes Jordan Park – 13-Jan-2026

Free food distribution! Stop by Rhodes Jordan Park on Tuesday, January 13 at 3:00 pm for our drive-thru food distribution in partnership with Atlanta Community Food Bank. Fresh and non-perishable items will be available while supplies last. Be sure to clear out your trunk before you arrive! Rhodes Jordan Park is located at 100 East Crogan Street in Lawrenceville. Learn more about our Mobile Food Distribution program at GwinnettCounty.com/FoodResources.

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Cold Weather – Safety Tips

According to the US National Weather Service Peachtree City Georgia, a strong cold front will move through starting Sunday, January 11 and bring widespread freezing temperatures to our area through Tuesday. Temperatures are projected to drop low enough to threaten unprotected or non-winterized plumbing, so now’s the time to get ready!Here are a few tips to help you prepare: • Make sure outdoor plumbing is winterized by Sunday to prevent burst pipes.• Check on vulnerable neighbors such as older adults who live alone.• Bring pets indoors and limit their time outside.• Bring in cold-sensitive plants or cover them. Warming stations across the county…

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Safety In Seconds

Take two minutes to check this: • If you have a fire extinguisher, make sure you know where it is and it’s easy to reach• If you don’t have one, consider purchasing a fire extinguisher that has an ABC rating• Remember: extinguishers are for small, contained fires only• Use is simple: Pull pin, aim the nozzle at the fire, squeeze the handle, and sweep the agent across the fire.• If a fire grows, leave immediately and call 911 Preparation isn’t only about equipment; it’s about knowing what to do. Like this post if you completed today’s safety check.

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Announcements

Shorty Is Forty!

You’re invited to a birthday party to celebrate Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation and Shorty Howell Park's 40th birthday! Join us Saturday, January 24, from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm for an open house where you can explore our programs, meet the instructors who make them possible, and discover new activities for every age and interest. Celebrate the past, present, and future of recreation with us — because it’s not just our birthday, it’s yours, too! Birthday cake while supplies last, and concessions will be available for purchase. This event is free for all ages.

Take Survey On Gwinnett’s Drinking Water

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Take Survey On Gwinnett’s Drinking Water

Gwinnett Water Resources wants to hear from you! Residents can share their honest feedback on water quality and tap water use through a brief survey. Survey answers can help improve water services in the county and guide future education and outreach efforts. To take the survey, visit GwinnettCounty.com/YourWaterYourSay. To learn more about Gwinnett’s water, visit Gwinnetth2o.com.

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Animal Adoption Fees Reinstated

As part of the County's ongoing commitment to providing the best care for the animals in our shelter, animal adoption fees have been reinstated as of January 1. These fees help encourage adoptions, ensuring every pet is placed in their new home responsibly. Adoption fees will range up to $100, depending on the animal type, age, and needs. The shelter will continue to offer vaccinations, spay/neuter services, microchipping, and, if needed, heartworm treatment, as well as weekday and promotional specials with reduced or waived fees and financial support for qualified adopters experiencing financial hardship. To view animal adoption fees, visit GwinnettAnimalWelfare.com.

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County offices closed for MLK Day

All Gwinnett County Government offices, apart from operations required for the comfort and safety of residents, will be closed on Monday, January 19 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and will resume regular hours on Tuesday, January 20. Trash and recycling collection will not be impacted during the holiday. For more information, visit GCSolidWaste.com. A Magistrate Court judge will be available at the Gwinnett County Detention Center during the holiday.

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Whats New On TV Gwinnett

Gwinnett County brings you the latest news and happenings about your community through Eye on Gwinnett, your weekly County updates in 60 seconds or less. What you'll see in this episode: Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson to deliver first serve at Atlanta Vibe volleyball game Gwinnett Parks and Recreation celebrates 40 years of serving the community County welcomes International Walk for Peace with a special proclamation Check out more videos on TV Gwinnett Video on Demand.

County’s Front Yard Tree Program — Applications Open — 09-Jan-2026

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County’s Front Yard Tree Program — Applications Open — 09-Jan-2026

Prep for spring a little early this year, and add a tree to your front yard! The County’s Front Yard Tree Program is offering up to two free trees for eligible homeowners in unincorporated Gwinnett County. Choose from beautiful, resilient species like Southern Sugar Maple, Black Gum, Southern Magnolias, White and Shumard Oaks, and more — each carefully selected to thrive in our local landscape. Applications open tomorrow for the 2026 planting season. Visit GwinnettCounty.com/FrontYardTree to learn more and reserve your trees, while supplies last.