Become A Warming Station Attendant
24
Dec
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Announcements

Become A Warming Station Attendant

Looking for meaningful part-time work? Join our team of compassionate, reliable individuals this winter season. During the coldest nights, warming station attendants help welcome guests, provide a supportive environment, and ensure residents are warm and safe overnight from 5:30pm to 7:00am when stations are activated. Hourly pay is $18.  Learn more and apply today.
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Appreciation – Mobile Food Distribution – 16-Dec-2025
23
Dec
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Appreciation – Mobile Food Distribution – 16-Dec-2025

👏🎉Appreciations - Volunteer Gwinnett -- Mobile Food Distribution  🎉👏 Our team received appreciation from the Volunteer Gwinnett Team for their contribution to the Mobile Food Distribution on 16-Dec-2025, at Shorty Howell Park.  " Volunteer Gwinnett would like to thank you for your incredible support during our Mobile Food Distribution event on August 26 at Shorty Howell Park. Your hard work made a meaningful impact, bringing food to families in need and easing their burdens. "  -- Volunteer Gwinnett Team  Together, we achieved: Total Pounds of Food Distributed: 11,837 Total Number of Households Served: 781  Total Number of Residents Served: 2,213 Total Volunteering Hours: 117…
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Gwinnett’s Tag Office Hours Changes
22
Dec
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Announcements

Gwinnett’s Tag Office Hours Changes

Gwinnett’s tag office hours are changing. Beginning January 1, tag offices across the county will be open from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Call center hours will stay the same. Residents can also access convenient self-service alternatives, including 16 self-service kiosks around the county and online services. Mail-in and drop-box options are also available for select transactions. For more information, visit GwinnettTaxCommissioner.com.
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Car Seat – Safety Checks
22
Dec
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Tips

Car Seat – Safety Checks

Most car seats are installed incorrectly, and our crews see the difference it makes every day. Here are the essentials to check before you hit the road: • Seat movement: It shouldn’t shift more than 1 inch.• Rear-facing: Keep kids rear-facing as long as possible.• No bulky coats: Remove jackets before buckling.• Chest clip: Place it at armpit level.• Straps: No slack. If you can pinch it, it’s too loose.• Don’t rush stages: Stay in each car seat stage until your child outgrows it. Small adjustments make a big difference in a crash. If you’re unsure, our team is always here to help. For…
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21
Dec
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Updates

Human Trafficking Awareness

Human trafficking doesn’t always look the way people expect.Episode 2 of Upfront Gwinnett: Trapped and Trafficked takes viewers inside the work of the Gwinnett Police Department’s VICE Unit, highlighting how officers identify victims, build trust, and work to bring traffickers into custody…often without being seen.This episode focuses on the people behind the mission and the evolving realities of human trafficking in our community. 
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Governor’s 2025 First Responder Heroic Act Award to FireFighters Gwinnett
21
Dec
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Awards & Rewards, Recognition

Governor’s 2025 First Responder Heroic Act Award to FireFighters Gwinnett

🎉🎉 🎊🎊 Congrats To Lieutenant Nash & Firemedic Eklund  🎊🎊🎉🎉 On December 5, Lieutenant Alex Nash and Firemedic Senior Kieran Eklund were recently awarded the Governor’s 2025 First Responder Heroic Act Award for their actions during a house fire in Lawrenceville. On August 14, 2024, the two entered a burning home after learning a resident was trapped inside. Despite dangerous conditions, they located the victim and carried him to safety. Their quick thinking, teamwork, and willingness to put themselves in harm’s way, gave way to the victim expecting to make a full recovery. Please join us in congratulating Lieutenant Nash and Firemedic…
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Hosting BonFire – Standards To Met
21
Dec
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Updates

Hosting BonFire – Standards To Met

Hosting a community bonfire? Bonfires are different from firepits and require a written permit from the Fire Marshal’s Office every time. To qualify the bonfire: • Bonfires must be part of a civic, educational, religious, or other group celebration• Bonfires must have a water hose or fire extinguisher nearby and ready to use• Bonfires that are 4 cubic feet or smaller must be 50 feet away from a structure, fires 5 cubic feet must be 100 feet away from a structure• Keep a cell phone with you and be prepared to call 911 To request your permit, visit GwinnettFireMarshal.com.
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Christmas Tree — Safety Tips
21
Dec
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Tips

Christmas Tree — Safety Tips

A dry or crowded Christmas tree can become dangerous fast. Take two minutes today to complete this tree-specific safety check: • Water your real tree daily. Dry needles ignite in seconds.• Give your tree space. Keep it 3 feet away from heaters, fireplaces, and heat vents.• Check stability. Make sure the stand is tight, and the tree won’t tip over.• Keep exits and walkways clear. Gifts and décor shouldn’t block your path out.• Sweep fallen needles. They burn quickly and can pile up near heat sources. A safe tree is the heart of a safe holiday home. Like this post if you completed today’s…
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Gratitude Beyond Words – Turkey Donors
21
Dec
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Events

Gratitude Beyond Words – Turkey Donors

Gratitude Beyond Words On 12/18/2025, CFA volunteers had the honor of delivering turkeys to every Gwinnett County Fire Station, made possible by the incredible generosity of an anonymous donor.To our mystery donor: your kindness speaks volumes. This thoughtful gift was more than a holiday meal — it was a heartfelt thank you to the men and women who serve our community every single day, often sacrificing time with their own families to keep ours safe.Acts like this remind us of the true meaning of the season: gratitude, compassion, and community. Your generosity brought smiles, warmth, and appreciation to our fire…
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