Adopt-A-Stream – 24-Feb-2026
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Feb
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Adopt-A-Stream – 24-Feb-2026

Did you know you can adopt a local creek or stream and help protect its water quality? Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful and Gwinnett Water Resources provide all the tools and training for residents to make a difference! Come to our next Adopt-A-Stream Bacterial Workshop on Tuesday, February 24 from 2:00pm to 5:00pm at 446 West Crogan Street, Suite 430 in Lawrenceville. Ready to dive in? Register at GwinnettCB.org/Programs/Adopt-A-Stream.
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National Battery Day
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Feb
By Venkata Sridhar Panchagnula
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National Battery Day

February is National Battery Day Batteries don’t just power devices; they help save lives. Working smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors depend on properly functioning batteries to alert families during emergencies. Firefighters encourage residents to: • Test smoke alarms and Carbon Monoxide alarms monthly• Replace batteries at least once a year, or when chirping• Never remove batteries from alarms• Use the correct battery type recommended by the manufacturer A working alarm gives you the early warning you need to get out and stay out during a fire or carbon monoxide emergency.  Small batteries. Big impact.
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Bingo & Brews ➡️ 01-Apr-2026
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Feb
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Bingo & Brews ➡️ 01-Apr-2026

SAVE THE DATE – BINGO NIGHT! Grab your lucky charm and mark your calendar!Join us for a night of laughs, prizes, and shouting BINGO! with friends and family! Bring your crew, bring your lucky streak, and get ready for a fun-filled evening supporting community fire safety. Date: 4/1/2026 Location: Slow Pour Brewing Company - 407 N. Clayton Street, Lawrenceville, GA 30046 Time: 7 PM - 9 PMYOU WON'T WANT TO MISS THIS!
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Advance voting for the March 10 Special Election is underway
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Feb
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Advance voting for the March 10 Special Election is underway

Registered voters in House District 94 can cast their ballots early for the March 10 Special Election. Vote in person every day, including Saturday and Sunday, now through Friday, March 6 at the Gwinnett Voter Registrations and Elections Office and the Mountain Park Activity Building. If you prefer to vote by mail, request an absentee ballot now through Friday, February 27. To check your voter registration status, view a sample ballot, or find your polling location, visit MVP.SOS.GA.gov.
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Emergency Vehicles On Road – Tips
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Feb
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Emergency Vehicles On Road – Tips

See flashing lights? Hear sirens?Move to the right and give emergency vehicles space.Slow down. Stay alert. Don’t block intersections.Your quick action helps first responders reach people who need help. When you see or hear an emergency vehicle with its lights or sirens activated, the primary objective is to clear a safe path immediately. Emergency vehicles always have the right-of-way in these situations.  (1) When an Emergency Vehicle is Approaching : Stay Calm and Alert: Reduce distractions by turning down music and avoiding phone use. Keep an eye on your mirrors to track the vehicle's speed and direction.Pull to the Right: Use your turn signal and move…
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National Caregivers Day!
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Feb
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National Caregivers Day!

Feb 15th, we recognize the parents, grandparents, family members, neighbors, and friends who care for others every day, often behind the scenes and without recognition. Caregivers are often the first to respond when a loved one experiences a medical emergency, long before firefighters, EMTs, or paramedics arrive.We encourage caregivers to be prepared by: • Keeping a current list of medications and medical conditions • Knowing the warning signs of stroke, heart attack, and breathing emergencies • Having emergency contact information easily accessible • Calling 9-1-1 early when something doesn’t seem right Thank you to the caregivers in our community who provide…
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Shorter Days & Darker Evenings — Safety Tips
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Feb
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Shorter Days & Darker Evenings — Safety Tips

🚶‍️ Shorter days and darker evenings can increase the risk of incidents involving pedestrians.Firefighters and medical crews remind residents:•Wear bright or reflective clothing•Use sidewalks and crosswalks when available•Make eye contact with drivers before crossing•Avoid distractions like phones when near trafficVisibility and awareness can prevent serious injuries. Be seen. Be safe. A few more tips : As days shorten and nights grow longer, decreased visibility significantly increases risks for pedestrians. Approximately 76% of pedestrian fatalities occur in dark conditions. Following these safety protocols can help you remain visible and secure during low-light commutes or evening walks.  1. Maximize Your Visibility :  Wear Reflective Gear: Use clothing…
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Bulk Pickup – Recycle Free
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Feb
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Bulk Pickup – Recycle Free

Need to schedule a bulk item pickup in unincorporated Gwinnett County? You can place two items like mattresses, furniture, or appliances at the curb each week for free — just remember to schedule your pickup online in advance!It’s easy to book at GwinnettCounty.com/RequestBulkPickup or by calling your hauler. Not sure who your hauler is? Find out at GwinnettCounty.com/FindYourHauler.
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