The Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax program, commonly known as SPLOST, is a one cent sales tax that Georgia voters have the option to approve for their counties. Since 1985, Gwinnett County voters have approved a series of SPLOST programs, funding a variety of projects all around the county. A few notable projects include the construction of the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center, Sugarloaf Parkway extension, Grayson Branch Library, Harbins Park, and the Pleasant Hill Road Diverging Diamond Interchange.

Recent SPLOST News Releases

• January 7, 2020: 2020 Adopted budget puts Board’s strategic priorities in focus
• November 19, 2019: Proposed budget puts board’s strategic priorities in focus