Announcements

We’re stuffing our buses to support Gwinnett residents in need! From now until February 28, donate any canned or shelf-stable goods on Ride Gwinnett local, microtransit, or paratransit buses or at the Ride Gwinnett Customer Service office.Visit GwinnettCounty.com/StuffABus to learn how.

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…

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.

All offices, except for those operations required for the comfort and safety of residents, will be closed Monday, February 16 in observance of Presidents Day. All offices will resume regular working hours Tuesday, February 17.

Here are three things to do this weekend, February 13 to 15, in Gwinnett! • Find your match at Valentine's Bingo (ages 50+)• Take your sweetheart to dinner and a show (ages 21+)• Treat your furry valentine There's something for everyone to enjoy. Visit GwinnettCounty.com/WeekendEvents to explore the events and register today!

February 11 is National Emergency Number Day! When you dial 9-1-1 in Gwinnett, your call is answered by our highly trained professionals at the Gwinnett 911 Call Center, which dispatches police, fire, and EMS units 24/7. These call takers listen, ask important questions, and get help on the way immediately, often before you hang up. Once your location and needs are clear, police, firefighters, and emergency medical crews are dispatched to respond as quickly and safely as possible.  Tips for calling 9-1-1:• Stay calm and speak clearly• Give the location of the emergency• Tell the dispatcher what’s happening• Stay on the line…

Are you or is someone you know a Gwinnett County homeowner with leaky toilets, faucets, or other plumbing fixtures?  The Water Resources Assistance Program is here to help. Qualified homeowners can receive assistance with plumbing repairs, fixture upgrades, and septic system needs. To qualify, applicants must own and live in their Gwinnett County home. Eligibility is also based on income. To get started, apply at GwinnettCounty.com/WRAP.

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

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.

With election season underway, it's important to register to vote now. Georgia residents wishing to register must be U.S. citizens, residents of their voting county, and at least 18 years of age by Election Day.The deadline to register to vote in the March 10 Special Election for House District 94 is Monday, February 9The deadline to register to vote in the May 19 General Primary Election is Monday, April 20.Check your registration status, download a voter registration application, view sample ballots, and find your polling location at MVP.SOS.GA.gov.