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Warm Spring Weather Pedestrian Foot Traffic — Safety Tips

Warm Spring Weather Pedestrian Foot Traffic — Safety Tips

The return of warm spring weather also means more pedestrian foot traffic in our community. When walking around roadways, be sure to stay safe by following these safety tips: -Walk on the sidewalk or the left side of the street facing oncoming traffic if one isn’t available. -Be sure to cross between crosswalk lines at intersections or street corners, whenever possible. -Follow all traffic signals before stepping onto the street. -Teach your children to never play in the street and hold their hands when crossing. Be sure to visit GwinnettSafety411.com for more traffic safety tips.
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Food Distribution At St. Andrew Kim Korean Catholic Church

Food Distribution At St. Andrew Kim Korean Catholic Church

Thank You, CFA Alumni Volunteers! A big THANK YOU to our amazing CFA Alumni who volunteered on May 6, 2025, at the Food Distribution event located at St. Andrew Kim Korean Catholic Church! It was a fun and fulfilling day with lots of CFA alumni showing up to lend a hand and serve our community. We’re so proud of the continued commitment and teamwork from our alumni family! Lenora Park location – next week! Hope to see even more familiar faces there!
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National Nurses Week

National Nurses Week

National Nurses Week begins Tue, May 6, 2025 – Mon, May 12, 2025, and we’d like to extend our heartfelt thanks to all nurses both in Gwinnett County and beyond. Our community is grateful for your leadership, drive, and commitment, which has made a difference in countless lives here in our community. We are proud to work alongside you and provide lifesaving services to Gwinnett County residents and visitors. Thank you again for all you do!
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Meeting — Stephen Knowles

Meeting — Stephen Knowles

A reminder about tomorrow night's meeting: we hope to see you there! You’re Invited! CFA May Meeting – Special Guest Speaker! Mark your calendars! Join us on May 7, 2025, for our next Citizens Fire Academy Alumni meeting. We are excited to welcome Stephen Knowles, Captain and Fire Investigator (IAAI-CFI) with Gwinnett County Fire and Emergency Services, as our guest speaker! Captain Knowles will share expert insights into fire investigations and his experiences in the field—you won’t want to miss it! Location: Gwinnett County Fire and Emergency Services Headquarters - 408 Hurricane Shoals Road NE, Lawrenceville, GA 30046 Time: 7:00…
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Safety Recall

Safety Recall

A convertible infant highchair was recently recalled for entrapment and serious injury hazards, posing an additional risk of falling. Customers are encouraged to immediately stop using the product and seek a refund or dispose of it. This is just one of several recent product recalls. Learn more about this product as well as other recalls at CPSC.gov/Recalls.
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Monthly Spotlight – Station22

Monthly Spotlight – Station22

We're shining a monthly spotlight on our fire stations, and for May, it’s Station 22. Did you know that Station 22, located on Stone Drive in Lilburn, once served as a single-house fire station but has since been changed into a double house, complete with an engine, a ladder truck, and a med unit? Under the shadow of Stone Mountain, its construction began on July 28, 1997, and was completed on September 23, 1998. The building was dedicated in honor of Charles Brant Chesney — “A Firefighter’s Firefighter.” Nearly three decades later, eight firefighters typically staff each shift, creating a family…
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FireFighters In Tower View Trail SW In Snellville

FireFighters In Tower View Trail SW In Snellville

Gwinnett firefighters responded at 9:55 p.m. last night to a house fire in the 4000 block of Tower View Trail SW in Snellville, after a neighbor reported flames coming from the roof. Crews arrived to find a working fire and quickly brought it under control with fire damage limited to the attic space. One occupant safely evacuated before firefighters arrived. Firefighters determined the fire was caused by a lightning strike during a strong line of storms moving through the area. For more Images : 
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International Firefighters’ Day

International Firefighters’ Day

4th May , we celebrate International Firefighters’ Day and recognize everyone worldwide who has donned the uniform. For all who currently serve, we are grateful to you and your contributions to save lives and protect property both here in Gwinnett and beyond. We also remember the lives of those who passed away in service. Your contributions to the safety, livelihood, and well-being of your community have not been forgotten.
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FireFighters In Coppedge Trail NW Peachtree

FireFighters In Coppedge Trail NW Peachtree

Firefighters responded to an early morning house fire in the 4000 block of Coppedge Trail NW in Peachtree Corners. When crews arrived, the home was engulfed with flames venting through the roof. Crews worked defensively, using multiple hose lines and a ladder truck, and controlled the fire in about 45 minutes. The home was heavily damaged and is considered a total loss. Two people were able to get out safely before firefighters arrived. A fire investigator determined the fire to have originated on the screened-in porch at the rear of the residence. The cause remains undetermined at this time. For…
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High Blood Pressure Education Month

High Blood Pressure Education Month

High Blood Pressure Education Month is recognized in May and serves as a time to raise awareness on the impact of living with hypertension. We encourage all residents to take charge of their blood pressure with the following health tips: -Monitor your blood pressure regularly and know your numbers -Speak with a healthcare professional to track your treatments -Exercise regularly and moderately for at least 30 minutes a day -Eat a healthy diet of fruits, vegetables, low-fat dairy products, and whole grains. Some more tips :  1. Lifestyle Modifications: Weight Management: Losing even a small amount of weight can significantly lower…
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