The City of Lawrenceville Invites Residents, Business Owners, and Stakeholders to Share Thoughts on the Future of Lawrenceville Read on...

Highest Form of Governmental Budgeting Recognition Granted to City Finance Department Read on...

The Work of Local Artist, Shoghi Lombard, Displayed in Downtown Lawrenceville Read on...

The City to Celebrate Arbor Day with Tree-Planting Event in the Depot District Read on...

Public Notice of Qualification Fees for Municipal General Election // Aviso Público de Tarifas de Calificación para Elección General Municipal Read on...

The events lineup includes the return of the Annual Hometown Holiday Parade. Read on...

Please share your thoughts by Jan. 26 Read on...

Moody’s upgrades the City of Lawrenceville’s (GA) GO rating to Aa2 from Aa3, assigns Aa2 issuer rating Read on...

Selected by Fellow City Council Members and Mayor David Still Read on...

John Mullin Shares Vision for the Lawrenceville Police Department at Public Meet and Greet Read on...

25-year law enforcement veteran, John Henry Mullin, to lead the department as the city's new Chief of Police. Read on...

Annual Budget Report digital publication is now available online. Read on...

Gwinnett, City, and Commitee officials broke ground on the new Hooper-Renwick Themed Library on Oct. 26. Read on...

The Atlanta International Night Market Returns to Lawrenceville for Year Two Read on...

Application Deadline October 1, 2022 Read on...

Executive Director of Downtown Development Authority and Chief Financial Officer Named Read on...

Project F.I.R.S.T. Mental Health Collaboration with View Point Health Looking to Expand Read on...

Chairwoman Nicole Love-Hendrickson Brought Keynote Address Read on...

Update, view, and modify with a click of a button with Lawrenceville Utilities Customer Self Service. Read on...

School Zone Speed Camera Program will increase safety for all. Read on...

New Exit Lane to Be Constructed at SR316 and SR120 by Mid-2023 Read on...

Personnel, Capital Investments, & Strategic Planning Are Focus New Budget Year Read on...

City ordinance Provides $0 fines for the first false alarm for both residents and businesses Read on...