Halloween – Safety Tips
22
Oct
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Halloween – Safety Tips

For trick-or-treaters :  Stay visible. Wear costumes with reflective tape or stickers, use light-colored costumes, and carry a flashlight or glow stick. Opt for makeup over masks. Masks can obstruct vision and breathing. If a mask is worn, ensure the eye and mouth openings are large enough. Check costumes for fit. Avoid oversized shoes or costumes that drag on the ground to prevent trips and falls. Pick safe props. Any costume accessories, such as swords or canes, should be made of soft, flexible material with no sharp edges. Go in a group. Walk with a trusted adult or in a group. Older children should set…
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Home Fire – Safety Tips
22
Oct
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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Home Fire – Safety Tips

Did You Know?In a home fire, temperatures can reach over 1,000°F at eye level — hot enough to melt metals. But near the floor, it can be hundreds of degrees cooler. Always remember “when smoke starts to show, stay down low and go.” Staying low gives you precious seconds to escape safely when fire strikes. Talk to your family this weekend about practicing a fire drill, and make sure everyone knows to crawl under the smoke.
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Clean Water Week In Georgia!
21
Oct
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Clean Water Week In Georgia!

It’s Clean Water Week in Georgia! This week highlights the importance of providing safe, clean water to our communities. Our dedicated water professionals with Gwinnett Water Resources work to monitor every step of the filtration process, ensuring that every drop of water from your faucets meets the high safety standards. Learn more about how we provide clean, safe drinking water at GwinnettCounty.com/WaterQualityReport.
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Glass Recycling
20
Oct
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Glass Recycling

It’s a great time to recycle! Be sure to empty and rinse your glass containers before dropping them off at one of our glass recycling locations around the county.Locations : Lenora Park (football entrance)Mountain Park Aquatic CenterLucky Shoals ParkBethesda ParkOne Stop NorcrossPinckneyville ParkHarbins Park (baseball entrance)Peachtree Ridge ParkCollins Hill Aquatic CenterE.E. Robinson Park (baseball/softball complex entrance)Rabbit Hill Park (football entrance)Duncan Creek ParkBogan Park Learn more at GwinnettCounty.com/GlassRecycling.
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Captain Micah Lynn- Retiring From GCFES
20
Oct
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Captain Micah Lynn- Retiring From GCFES

After more than two decades of dedicated service, Captain Micah Lynn is retiring from Gwinnett County Fire and Emergency Services.Captain Lynn began his career with Gwinnett Fire and Emergency Services on April 14, 2001, following his time as a wildfire firefighter with the Georgia Forestry Commission. Over the years, he served in many capacities, including:• Firefighter at Stations 14 and 13• Member of the Swiftwater Team• Driver/Engineer at Station 18• Lieutenant at Stations 9, 12, and 28• Captain at Stations 18 and 15• Battalion Chief for B5 and B2• Captain at Station 10 (final assignment)When reflecting on his journey, Captain…
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Checking Class #38 – Fire Academy Night!
20
Oct
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Checking Class #38 – Fire Academy Night!

Checking In on Class #38 – Fire Academy Night!  On October 16, 2025, our Gwinnett Citizens Fire Academy Class #38 spent the evening at the Training Academy for an unforgettable Fire Academy Night! Class members experienced firsthand what it’s like to ride in a fire truck and an ambulance, gaining a deeper appreciation for the daily responsibilities and teamwork of our Gwinnett County Fire & Emergency Services professionals.  This hands-on experience offered a real taste of life on the front lines — where every call makes a difference and every second counts.  Enjoy these photos capturing the excitement, learning, and pride…
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