Announcements

Ever wonder what makes a firefighter? It's not a one-size-fits-all answer, but here's what we see in our team: • Heroic heart: You run towards danger, not away from it. • Compassionate care: You treat everyone like family in their time of need. • Tenacious spirit: You never give up until the job is done. • Team player: You thrive in a fast-paced, collaborative environment. • Strength and resilience: You can handle anything thrown your way. • Dedication to service: Saving lives and protecting property is your passion. Think you have what it takes? Apply now at GwinnettFireJobs.com!

The new year will soon be upon us and we want you to celebrate the new year safely! While some fireworks are legal in Georgia, it's important to prioritize safety. Consider attending a professional fireworks show instead. If you choose to use fireworks, please follow these safety tips: • Buy from licensed vendors. • Read instructions carefully. • Have water, a hose, and a fire extinguisher ready. • Use fireworks outdoors, away from buildings and flammable materials. • Light one at a time. • Keep a safe distance. • Never relight a dud. • Soak used fireworks in water before…

You have a chance to help make this holiday season extra special for the little ones in our community by donating to Gwinnett Police’s Fill the Sleigh Toy Drive. We’re accepting toy donations now through Friday, December 13 at the following locations: •Fire Headquarters, 408 Hurricane Shoals Road NE, Lawrenceville •Fire Training Academy, 3608 Braselton Highway, Dacula Please consider dropping off new, unwrapped toys priced at $10 or more for local children.

Master hands-only CPR! If you’re 14 years old and older we invite you to join our free CPR class to help you feel more comfortable dealing with cardiac arrest related emergencies. Classes are held from 4:00pm to 6:00pm at Fire Headquarters located at 408 Hurricane Shoals Road NE in Lawrenceville. Visit GwinnettCounty.com/SignUpForCPR to register.

Thanksgiving wishes !!! Our headquarters will be closed on Thursday, November 28 and Friday, November 29 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. However, the 31 fire stations around the county will remain open and ready to respond to any emergencies.

Happy Halloween !!! Happy Halloween !!! Happy Halloween !!! Happy Halloween !!! Happy Halloween !!! Happy Halloween !!! Here are some safety tips for Halloween: Trick-or-treating Stay in groups: Children should trick-or-treat in groups, with parents supervising younger children. Be visible: Wear reflective tape on costumes, bags, and accessories. Walk: Walk, don't run, and use sidewalks and crosswalks. Stay on well-lit streets: Avoid dark houses and don't enter homes unless you know the people. Inspect treats: Before eating treats, inspect them thoroughly and throw away any that are unwrapped, spoiled, or suspicious. Avoid homemade treats: Unless the treats come from…

To our courageous first responders, thank you for your unwavering commitment to serving and protecting our communities. We appreciate you today and every day. Happy National First Responders Day!

Advance Voting for General Election and City of Mulberry Special Election October 15 – November 1, 2024 7:00am – 7:00pm Follow the Link to check the wait times before you go. >

Are you or someone you know between ages 6 and 12 interested in learning skills that keep everyone safe from fire? We are excited to announce the launch of our Junior Firefighter Program! Participants will get a free copy of the Junior Firefighter Activity Book, packed with fire safety learning activities for you and your family. After completing the book, kids can visit one of our hosting fire stations to receive a free station tour from one of our friendly firefighters, a certificate of completion, and their very own Junior Firefighter patch! To learn more about the exciting program, contact…