Announcements

Due to the forecasted winter storm, Ride Gwinnett will not operate local, microtransit, or paratransit services on Saturday, January 24. Safety is our top priority. We are actively monitoring forecasts and will share any additional impacts to County services as we receive updates.

Your bedroom should be the safest place in your home, especially at night. Take two minutes to check these simple but important safety steps: • Make sure smoke alarms work and can be heard from your bedroom• Keep phone and flashlight within reach while you sleep• Close bedroom doors at night to help slow fire and smoke• Keep exits clear; windows and doors should open easily• Never overload outlets or run damaged cords near bedding Small steps before bedtime can make a big difference when seconds matter.  Like this post once your two-minute check is done.For more safety tips, visit GwinnettSafety411.com

Time is running out to register!The CPR class being held on Monday, January 26 in Lawrenceville is coming up fast, and spots are filling quickly.   Learn Hands-Only CPR Build confidence to act in an emergency Train at a local fire station January 26 | 3:00 pm–5:00 pm If someone collapsed in front of you today, would you know what to do? Please note that this is not for certification, and participants must be at least 14 years old. Register now and be ready.  Don’t miss your chance to sign up: GwinnettCounty.com/CPRClasses

During a cardiac emergency, the first few minutes matter most. CPR started before first responders arrive can double or even triple survival chances. That’s why we’re making an effort to bring our CPR classes to fire stations in the community. Click the link to find out when we plan to be in your area and sign up. Learn life-saving skills and know what to do when seconds matter most. Please note that this is not for certification and participants must be at least 14 years old. Spots are limited. Register now and be ready to help someone when it counts.  Sign up today:…

Prepare for emergencies with Gwinnett's free notification system, Alert Gwinnett! Residents who sign up will receive real-time emergency alerts straight to their phones. Whether it’s a severe thunderstorm, flash flood, tornado warning, or a man-made emergency, Alert Gwinnett sends official updates directly from the Gwinnett County Office of Emergency Management and the National Weather Service. This service is customizable, giving you the power to choose the categories that are important to you and your family. Sign up for Alert Gwinnett or download the Smart911 app from Google Play or the App Store.

The Tax Commissioner's new tag office hours are 8:30 am to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Call center hours remain unchanged. This adjustment supports operational continuity and fiscal responsibility while ensuring residents receive efficient, exemplary service.The office’s current service options include 16 self-service kiosks across the county, online services through the Tax Commissioner’s website, mail-in and drop-box options for select transactions, and in-person services. For more information about locations and services, visit GwinnettTaxCommissioner.com.

Seasoned green thumbs and aspiring plant parents, have you shopped the UGA Plant Sale yet?  Now through February 28, an amazing selection of fruit and flowering plants are available to purchase at the UGA Plant Sale. From blueberries to hydrangeas, shop this sale to support UGA Extension’s 4-H and Master Gardener programs. This annual event supports UGA Extension’s 4-H and Master Gardener programs and is a great way to start or grow your garden or future plant collection. Visit GwinnettCounty.com/UGAPlantSale to view the selection and place your order.

Did you know? Unincorporated Gwinnett residents can get a free 65-gallon recycling cart!  Visit GwinnettCounty.com/RequestACart, enter your address, and submit your request. Let’s make recycling easier and greener for everyone!