Mobile Food Distributions ➡️ 17-Mar-2026

Mobile Food Distributions ➡️ 17-Mar-2026

Help us spread the word! We’re hosting a free drive-thru food distribution for, Mar-2026, starting at 12:00 pm till 05:00 PM. Get fresh produce and shelf-stable groceries while supplies last. Don’t forget to clear out your trunk before you arrive! Dates               Location                                   ____Address3/3/26         Buddhist Temple                              83 Sweetgum Rd. Lawrenceville GA3/10/26       Rock Springs Park                 …
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Heart Attack – Warning Signs

Heart Attack – Warning Signs

In just a few seconds, you can recognize the warning signs of a heart attack and know when to call for help.  Watch for:• Chest pressure or pain• Shortness of breath• Arm, jaw, neck, or back pain• Dizziness, nausea, or cold sweatsWhen seconds matter most, fast action makes the difference. Take two minutes to learn more about heart attack warning signs today. Like this post if you completed today’s safety check. Common heart attack warning signs, according to the American Heart Association and CDC, include:  Chest discomfort: Most heart attacks involve discomfort in the center of the chest that lasts more than a few minutes,…
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Get Out Stay Out – Fire Fighters Tips During Fire Hazards

Get Out Stay Out – Fire Fighters Tips During Fire Hazards

When a fire happens, remember this life-saving rule: Get out. Stay out. Call 911. Once you escape a burning building, do not go back inside for anything, not belongings, not pets, not valuables. Fires spread fast, conditions change quickly, and re-entering can be deadly. Your life is always more important than anything inside the home.  Get out. Stay out. Let firefighters handle the rest. For more information on how to safely escape home fires, download our Residential Safety Guide: GwinnettCounty.com/SafetyGuide
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Home Coocking – Fire Prevention – Tips

Home Coocking – Fire Prevention – Tips

Cooking is the leading cause of home fires, and most of them start when food is left unattended. Firefighters remind residents: Stay in the kitchen while cooking Turn pot handles inward Keep flammable items away from the stove Keep children and pets away from cooking areas A few seconds of attention can prevent a lifetime of damage. Stay alert. Stay safe.
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Free Hands-Only CPR training led by Gwinnett Fire Educators

Free Hands-Only CPR training led by Gwinnett Fire Educators

You never expect to be in a life-or-death moment, until it happens to someone you love.Cardiac emergencies don’t wait for professionals to arrive. In those first critical minutes, the person who steps in can make all the difference.That’s why we’re inviting our community to join us for a free Hands-Only CPR training led by Gwinnett Fire Educators in one of our local fire stations.  February 23 3:00pm – 5:00pm This class will help you: Feel confident in an emergency Learn simple, life-saving CPR skills Understand what to do while help is on the way Be prepared to protect the people around…
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Apply For Fire Jobs — EMTs and Paramedics

Apply For Fire Jobs — EMTs and Paramedics

EMTs and Paramedics, your skills save lives every day.We’re seeking dedicated emergency medical personnel to join our emergency response team and provide advanced pre-hospital care to our community.As a Firemedic, you’ll play a critical role in patient outcomes while working alongside highly trained firefighters and paramedics. Advanced life support response environment Ongoing professional development Career advancement opportunities Competitive compensation and benefits If you’re ready to make an impact where it matters most, join our team. Apply today and serve at the highest level of care: GwinnettCounty.com/FireJobs
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Candles – Fire Hazards – Safety Tips

Candles – Fire Hazards – Safety Tips

Candles can create a cozy atmosphere, but they are also a common cause of home fires.Firefighters recommend:• Keep candles at least 12 inches from anything flammable• Never leave candles unattended• Blow them out before leaving the room or going to sleep Want more simple ways to reduce fire risks at home? Download our Residential Fire Safety Plan today: GwinnettCounty.com/SafetyGuide Follow these essential safety tips to enjoy your candles responsibly: (1) Before You Light:Trim the Wick: Always trim wicks to 1/4 inch before lighting. This prevents high flames, excessive smoke, and soot buildup.Check the Surface: Place candles on a stable, heat-resistant surface. Avoid plastic or wood that…
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Support Literacy – National Reading Month

Support Literacy – National Reading Month

About 90% of a child’s brain is developed by age 5, laying the groundwork for lifelong learning, social, and professional development. National Reading Month is the perfect chance to inspire your youngest readers to open a book and explore new worlds. Visit one of our G.R.E.A.T. Minds Book Exchanges, stocked with titles for children ages 14 and younger. You can also support literacy by donating books to the exchanges. To learn more or find a location near you, visit B2Anywhere.com.
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Avoid Tax Scams

Avoid Tax Scams

Each tax filing season, scammers pose as IRS agents to trick residents into sharing personal information. By sharing this information, your life savings could be compromised. Avoid tax scams with these helpful tips:Choose tax preparers with caution and research before handing over your informationWatch for unsolicited emails, texts, and fake websites that might prompt you to click a link or share personal informationBe on alert for phone scams; IRS representatives will never demand payments over the phone or leave threatening messagesIf you suspect fraudulent tax activity, report it to the IRS. You can also report fraud or scams to the…
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Discover How To Repair Leaks — DIY Fix-a-Leak Workshop!

Learn how to spot and fix common household leaks at the DIY Fix-a-Leak Workshop! Join Training on  : Saturday, March 21 at the Rhodes Jordan Park Community Recreation Center in Lawrenceville from 1:30pm to 3:00pm Tuesday, March 31 at the Snellville Branch of the Gwinnett County Public Library in Snellville from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm to discover cost saving techniques from a certified plumber. To register, visit Gwinnetth2o.com, call 678.376.7193, or email DWRworkshops@GwinnettCounty.com with your name, address, and phone number.
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