Lawrenceville Public Safety
The City of Lawrenceville works to ensure Public Safety through Law Enforcement and Police Protection, Fire Protection, Emergency Medical Services, Poison Control, and Animal Control. Please contact the appropriate department for information and assistance.
- Lawrenceville Police Department
- Gwinnett County Fire Department
- Gwinnett County EMS
- Georgia Poison Control
- Gwinnett County Animal Control
Lawrenceville Police Department
The Lawrenceville Police Department is dedicated to serving our community through state-of-the-art law enforcement programs, education and community involvement. For more information please visit our website.
Contact Information:
- Emergency — 770.963.2443
Quick Links:
- Business Information: Alarm/Emergency Contact
- Vacation Check Request Form
- Anonymous Tips
- Quality of Life Brochure
Gwinnett County Fire Department
The Gwinnett County Fire Department serves the City of Lawrenceville from four strategically located fire stations. In addition to fighting fires or investigating their cause, the Gwinnett County Department of Fire and Emergency Services personnel administer emergency medical services, teach prevention strategies, and inspect new structures for code compliance.
Dial 911 for Emergency Response.
For more information, please visit the Gwinnett County Fire Department website.
The Gwinnett County Fire and Emergency Services Department covers the City of Lawrenceville’s EMS requirements.
Dial 911 for Emergency Response.
For more information, please visit the Gwinnett County EMS website.
Georgia Poison Control provides free poison treatment advice to residents of Georgia 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, 365 days of the year.
Emergency Numbers:
1.800.222.1222
or
404.616.9000
Emergency Teletype for the Deaf and Hearing Impaired:
404.616.9287 (TDD)
Non-Emergency:
404.230.8989
50 Hurt Plz
Atlanta, GA 30303
Gwinnett County Animal Control
The Gwinnett Police Department operates the Animal Shelter to enforce animal control laws and to shelter animals that have strayed, become lost, or been turned in for adoption. Dedicated local rescue groups play a key role in reducing the number of animals we must take in.
Please visit the Gwinnett County Animal Control website for more information.
