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Sparky Halloween Pumpkin Transfer Information.   Download Link for PDF for safety tips , game & instructions

It’s a great time to recycle! Be sure to empty and rinse your glass containers before dropping them off at one of our glass recycling locations around the county.Locations : Lenora Park (football entrance)Mountain Park Aquatic CenterLucky Shoals ParkBethesda ParkOne Stop NorcrossPinckneyville ParkHarbins Park (baseball entrance)Peachtree Ridge ParkCollins Hill Aquatic CenterE.E. Robinson Park (baseball/softball complex entrance)Rabbit Hill Park (football entrance)Duncan Creek ParkBogan Park Learn more at GwinnettCounty.com/GlassRecycling.

After more than two decades of dedicated service, Captain Micah Lynn is retiring from Gwinnett County Fire and Emergency Services.Captain Lynn began his career with Gwinnett Fire and Emergency Services on April 14, 2001, following his time as a wildfire firefighter with the Georgia Forestry Commission. Over the years, he served in many capacities, including:• Firefighter at Stations 14 and 13• Member of the Swiftwater Team• Driver/Engineer at Station 18• Lieutenant at Stations 9, 12, and 28• Captain at Stations 18 and 15• Battalion Chief for B5 and B2• Captain at Station 10 (final assignment)When reflecting on his journey, Captain…

Checking In on Class #38 – Fire Academy Night!  On October 16, 2025, our Gwinnett Citizens Fire Academy Class #38 spent the evening at the Training Academy for an unforgettable Fire Academy Night! Class members experienced firsthand what it’s like to ride in a fire truck and an ambulance, gaining a deeper appreciation for the daily responsibilities and teamwork of our Gwinnett County Fire & Emergency Services professionals.  This hands-on experience offered a real taste of life on the front lines — where every call makes a difference and every second counts.  Enjoy these photos capturing the excitement, learning, and pride…

Thanks to everyone who joined us at the Singleton Park and Greenway ribbon cutting! If you couldn’t attend, be sure to come see all that this wonderful greenspace has to offer. It’s an accessible spot designed for our community to enjoy and make memories!

Home fires in Gwinnett have tragically resulted in nine lives lost this year. While our firefighters continue to respond to every emergency with dedication and commitment, we know that the most effective way to prevent these tragedies is through community awareness. With October being Fire Prevention Month, we want to stress the importance of home fire safety. Many people think flames are the biggest threat during a fire, but it’s actually smoke. Smoke inhalation can lead to disorientation, suffocation, unconsciousness, and death. When it comes to fire, seconds truly matter. Smoke can spread through a home in moments and knowing how to react…

County offices closed for November and December holidays All Gwinnett County Government offices, apart from operations required for the comfort and safety of residents, will be closed on the following dates: Tuesday, November 11 for the Veterans Day holiday Thursday, November 27 to Friday, November 28 for the Thanksgiving holiday Wednesday, December 24 to Thursday, December 25 for the Christmas holiday

Find free groceries for families in need Struggling with food insecurity? Volunteer Gwinnett, in partnership with Atlanta Community Food Bank, is helping those in need through free drive-thru food distributions. The food is distributed on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. The next distributions will be held on Tuesday, October 14 at Rhodes Jordan Park in Lawrenceville and Tuesday, October 28 at Best Friend Park in Norcross. For more dates, visit GwinnettCounty.com/FoodResources.

Reminder: We offer glass recycling drop-off locations across the county — making it easy for you to recycle and support a more sustainable Gwinnett!  No need to remove labels or metal lids — just rinse and drop them off! Find a location near you: GwinnettCounty.com/GlassRecycling

Heights and firefighting go hand-in-hand. It’s a key part of the job, which is why our crews train regularly to get comfortable with the climb. Many common ladder trucks can reach 75 to 100 feet, allowing them to access buildings up to the seventh floor. Our personnel train diligently to ensure they are ready for any situation. Check out some photos from one of our recent ladder training sessions. For Images :