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Experience holiday magic at the annual Lighting of the Tree!

Experience holiday magic at the annual Lighting of the Tree!

Get ready to light up the night at the annual Lighting of the Tree event! 

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65 local nonprofits to receive ARPA grant funding

65 local nonprofits to receive ARPA grant funding

Gwinnett County Government selected 65 nonprofits that serve critical needs to receive a combined total of $4.95 million in Nonprofit Capacity Building Grant funding.

 

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Gwinnett Police seeks community input

Gwinnett Police seeks community input

The Gwinnett County Police Department is committed to serving our community with excellence. To ensure we’re meeting your needs, we’re seeking public input through a community survey.

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Chairwoman Hendrickson presents proposed budget for 2025

Chairwoman Hendrickson presents proposed budget for 2025

Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson presented her proposed budget on Tuesday to guide County government spending for the 2025 fiscal year.

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New attorneys welcomed in swearing-in ceremony

New attorneys welcomed in swearing-in ceremony

Six aspiring attorneys took a major step in their legal careers as they were sworn in by Superior Court Judge Tamela Adkins, marking their official entry into the legal profession. Amanda Nicole Lankford, Evan Davis Crowder, Anika Akbar, Angelica Reed, Sarah Aneese Mirza, and Yeonjung Yun Waller recently received the exciting news that they passed the July 2024 Bar Exam and prepared to take their attorney’s oath.

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Gwinnett judges unite through shared experience during Vietnam War

Gwinnett judges unite through shared experience during Vietnam War

Gwinnett County Chief Deputy Clerk of Court Ruth McMullin was an infant in 1975 when her family evacuated from Saigon, South Vietnam’s capital. Reflecting on that time, McMullin describes how, from the day she was born, her parents listened to the radio intently as the first South Vietnamese military bases were overtaken by the People’s Army of Vietnam. The Republic of Vietnam, having been a separate state from North Vietnam since 1955, would soon fall to North Vietnamese forces, altering her family’s future.

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SPLOST: Enhancements coming to Lakeview Road

SPLOST: Enhancements coming to Lakeview Road

The existing two-lane bridge over Big Haynes Creek on Lakeview Road is set for a significant upgrade.

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Gwinnett Celebrates Native American Heritage Month in November

Gwinnett Celebrates Native American Heritage Month in November

Journey through a commemorative Native American Heritage Month Exhibit at the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center Atrium throughout November. 

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Share your input for the Gwinnett Disparity Study

Share your input for the Gwinnett Disparity Study

Gwinnett County Government is seeking your feedback as we embark on the County’s first disparity study. We have partnered with Griffin & Strong, P.C., to evaluate potential disparities or barriers in government contracting and purchasing for small and/or underrepresented businesses. 

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Gwinnett Economic Development hosts Finland Delegation

Gwinnett Economic Development hosts Finland Delegation

In early October, Gwinnett Economic Development hosted seven Finnish companies during the group’s week-long visit to Atlanta. 

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