- Auburn - West Union Grove Circle & Bailey Road
- Buford - Bearcreek Place & Bungalow Place
- Buford - Hamilton Mill Road & Hard Creek Lane
- Buford - Plunketts Road & Knoll Crest Trail
- Buford - Victoria Park Drive & Cranberry Court
- Buford - Wallace Road & Aberronne Lane
- Doraville - Lake Drive & South Woodland Drive
- Duluth - Carriage Gate Drive & Carriage Gate Way
- Duluth - Hickory Run Circke & Dogwood Creek Parkway
- Grayson - Bennett Road & Westwood Place
- Grayson - Brownsmill Drive & Whetstone Drive
- Hoschton - Smoke Trace Court & Smoke Hill Drive
- Lawrenceville - Arbour Glenn Drive & Arbour Glenn Court
- Lawrenceville - Bexhill Drive & Turnbridge Lane
- Lawrenceville - Birch Lane & Quail Run
- Lawrenceville - Colony Creek Drive & Colony Bend Drive
- Lawrenceville - Gwin Oaks Drive & Oak Road
- Lawrenceville - Havenhill Trail & Flowers Crossing
- Lawrenceville - Kemp Drive & Chris Circle
- Lawrenceville - Loggins Trail & Ridgewood Place
- Lawrenceville - Mill Rock Court & Mill Rock Street
- Lawrenceville - Mohawk Drive & Seminole Place
- Lawrenceville - Park Knoll Trail & Park Knoll Court
- Lawrenceville - Shyrewood Drive - Creek Laurel Drive
- Lilburn - Beech Forest Drive & Garner Road
- Lilburn - Candleberry Dr & Bristlewood Court
- Lilburn - Creek Forest Lane & Rolling Forest Trail
- Lilburn - Denmark Drive & Dovnick Drive
- Lilburn - Frances Court & Arcadia Place
- Lilburn - Guinevere Way & Charlemagne Way
- Lilburn - Lake Lucerne Way SW & Alpine Drive
- Lilburn - Laurel Lane & Bob White Circle
- Lilburn - Mary Dale Drive & Marydale Circle
- Lilburn - Mayflower Court & Plymouth Drive
- Lilburn - Nancy Court & Louis Road
- Lilburn - Ridgeview Drive & Secluded Circle
- Lilburn - Signal Ridge SW & Fox Hollow
- Lilburn - Teresa Terrace & Gwens Trail
- Lilburn - Thorndale Drive & Wynnmeade Lane
- Norcross - Beaver Ruin Road & Light Circle
- Norcross - Zachary Drive & Zachary Way
- Snellville - Hartridge Drive & Fallow Ridge Court
- Snellville - Shiloh Hills Drive & Shiloh Way
- Snellville - Stoneridge Lane & Walden Park Drive
- Snellville - Summer Wood Drive & Summer Wood Circle
- Snellville - Summit Chase Drive & Summit Ridge
- Snellville - Tanglewood Drive and Tanglewood Drive
- Snellville - Town Place & Long Street
- Snellville - Valley Drive & Twin Springs Drive
- Stone Mountain - Old Tucker Road & Royal 0aks Terrace
- Stone Mountain - Pounds Road & Corinth Drive
- Sugar Hill - Kiplin Lake & Allison Drive
- Suwanee - Bayshore Court & Shoreview Court
- Suwanee - Lake Bluff Court & Lake Haven Way
- Tucker - Parkside Way & Smoketree Drive
Outdoor Burning
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Burn Day Information
Monday, January 13, 2025,
is a BURN DAY in Gwinnett County
National Weather Service:
Cloudy through mid morning, then gradual clearing, with a high near 48.
Calm wind becoming west around 5 mph in the afternoon.
Sunday is not a Burn Day as prescribed by Gwinnett County Code of Ordinances,
Chapter 42, Fire Prevention and Protection Ordinances.
Outdoor Burning Restrictions
The following rules govern all burning, whether a written permit is required or not:
- No outdoor burning is allowed when the Gwinnett County Fire Marshal’s Office determines that it is a “NO BURN” day due to atmospheric conditions or local circumstances that make outdoor burning hazardous. This information is updated daily by 9:00am and can be found at GwinnettFireMarshal.com or by calling 678.518.4979. If outdoor burning is restricted, the conditions are also listed online.
- Burning yard debris is prohibited on Sundays and at night. Compliant bonfires, cooking fires, and recreational fires in chimneys and outdoor fireplaces may be used at these times provided all other criteria and restrictions are applied.
- Fires must be constantly attended by a competent person until extinguished. Equipment capable of extinguishing the fire, such as a garden hose connected to a water supply, must be readily available for use.
- Burning yard debris is limited to leaves, limbs, etc., that fall on a person’s own property.
- Burning solid waste and household garbage is prohibited.
- Burning any material that emits heavy dark smoke (rubber products, oils, roofing material, petroleum-based products, etc.) is prohibited.
- Burning when smoke presents a health hazard to people in the vicinity of the fire is prohibited. A Medical Burn Ban shall not supersede the exceptions noted by the Georgia Environmental Protection Division and shall be in accordance with the Gwinnett County Fire Prevention and Protection Ordinance.
- Burning within 20 feet of flammable, combustible, or explosive materials is prohibited unless otherwise specified by the Fire Marshal’s office or by the fire code.
- The Fire Marshal’s office and Fire and Emergency Services personnel have the authority to summarily abate any conditions which are in violation of any of these provisions, and which may constitute an immediate threat to life and property.
Contact
Gwinnett Fire and Emergency Services
408 Hurricane Shoals Road NE
Lawrenceville, GA 30046
Phone: 648.518.4980
Burn information line: 678.518.4979
Email: FireMarshal@GwinnettCounty.com
Website: GwinnettFireMarshal.com
The information provided is derived from the Gwinnett County Fire Prevention and Protection Ordinance Article II Section 42-46.
Medical Burn Bans
A Medical Burn Ban may be established by the Fire Marshal to provide relief for citizens with a medical condition that may be adversely affected by smoke from outdoor burning.
Citizens may request a Medical Burn Ban by having their medical doctor complete, sign, and submit the “Medical Burn Ban Application” annually and returning the original form to the Fire Marshal’s Office.
Citizens may request a “Medical Burn Ban application” by contacting our office at 678.518.4980 extension 2, or email FireMarshal@GwinnettCounty.com.
Upon approval of the request, a Medical Burn Ban will be established for a radius of approximately one quarter mile around the intersection nearest the applicants address.
The Medical Burn Ban prohibits the burning of yard debris, commercial pit burns, and related types of burning within the burn ban area. Cooking fires and recreational fires being used safely and in accordance with state and local laws and ordinances are not included in the medical burn ban.
The Medical Burn Ban shall not supersede the exceptions noted by the Georgia Environmental Protection Division and shall be in accordance with the Gwinnett County Fire Prevention and Protection Ordinance. The Medical Burn Ban will be established for a radius of approximately one quarter mile around the intersection nearest the applicants address. The Medical Burn Ban is good thru September 30 of each year. A new one must be requested by the resident annually.