Spotlight in the DTL Now Accepting Virtual Auditions

Showcase your talent LIVE in Downtown Lawrenceville!

Back by popular demand!  Do you like to paint?  Looking to showcase a new song?  Ever had a passion for miming? Whether your talent is painting, music, sculpting, or something ...

City Council Considers Agreement Between Police Department and View Point Heath

Police-Mental Health Collaboration “Project F.I.R.S.T.” to be discussed at May 12 Work Session.

At the May 12, 2021 City Council Work Session, the City of Lawrenceville Council Members will discuss a Memorandum of Agreement between the Lawrenceville Police...

City of Lawrenceville and Community Partners Launch Year Three of Summer of Impact Internship Progr

Twenty student interns participate in “Signing Day” to kick-off leadership development and enrichment intern program.

Summer of Impact Signing Day was held at Discovery High School, where the City of Lawrenceville, Impact 46, Central Gw...

April 30th Last Day for Seasonal Leaf Pick-up Service

The City of Lawrenceville offers complimentary seasonal leaf pick-up service to customers located in the current Lawrenceville Sanitation service area. Leaf pick-up is automatic and does not need to be scheduled. Leaf service is SEASONAL and takes place f...

Lawrenceville Launches Bicentennial Podcast

Monthly podcast to feature accomplished leaders, business owners and residents.

SEE THE VIDEO VERSION HERE.

Did you know there’s a network of springs under Gwinnett? Ever wondered where Lawrenceville got its name? Or have you heard that the city i...

Lawrenceville Announces LIVE in the DTL Concert Series at Newly Renovated Lawrenceville Lawn

First Concert Series following $1.8-million Lawn Renovation.

The City of Lawrenceville announces the spring/summer line-up for its annual outdoor concert series at the newly renovated Lawrenceville Lawn. Rebranded LIVE in the DTL, the 2021 concert series i...

Latest Edition of The Mayor's Blog Now Available!

Mayor Still answers more of your questions in this month's "trashy blog!"  

Read on...

City of Lawrenceville Adds Health and Safety Upgrades to All City Buildings

Ionization Units, MERV Filters, and UV Lights Will Create Safer Facilities for Employees and General Public.

The City Council unanimously approved expenditures to improve indoor air quality in all city-owned buildings through a variety of HVAC upgrades. &a...

City of Lawrenceville, Gwinnett County and Impact46 Partner to Fund Lawrenceville Response Center

Matching Funds Provide $525,000 to Support Emergency Intake Center to Support Gwinnett Families.

The City of Lawrenceville and Gwinnett County partner with Impact46 to provide $525,000 in funding for the Lawrenceville Response Center (LRC).  The L...

Victoria Jones to Serve as Mayor Pro Tem During 2021

Victoria Jones, Lawrenceville City Councilwoman, was selected by her fellow City Council Members and Mayor David Still on Monday, January 25, to serve as the Mayor Pro Tem (Vice Mayor) for the City of Lawrenceville during 2021.  Mrs. Jones has be...

Lawrenceville Police Department to Begin Two-Part Parking Enforcement Campaign on February 1

Promoting Public Safety Through Education and Awareness; Enforcement to Begin March 1.

Beginning February 1, 2021, the Lawrenceville Police Department will begin a two-part Parking Enforcement Campaign focusing on public education and awareness.  ...

City of Lawrenceville and Gwinnett County Partner to Preserve Site of Hooper-Renwick School

Reveal Plans to Create First Themed Library in Southeastern United States.

The City of Lawrenceville and Gwinnett County entered into an Intergovernmental Agreement to create a new themed library as part of the Gwinnett County Public Library system at the ...

Mayor David Still Launches New Blog

Find out which questions made Mayor Still's Top 10 List and more in his very first blog entry.

Lawrenceville Appoints Judge Ethan P.H. Pham as Chief Judge of Municipal Court

The City of Lawrenceville is pleased to announce the appointment of Judge Ethan P.H. Pham as Chief Judge of the Municipal Court of Lawrenceville.  Judge Pham will replace Chief Judge Dennis Still, who will retire in December after 42 years of com...

Lawrenceville and Aurora Theatre celebrate “Topping Out” of new Lawrenceville Performing Arts Center

Small gathering commemorates placement of final beam, completion expected spring 2021.

Photo L - R:  Randy Foster, Aurora Theatre Board; Ann-Carol Pence, Aurora Theatre; Anthony Rodriguez, Aurora Theatre; Councilman Bob Clark; Mayor David Still; C...

City of Lawrenceville Adds Health and Safety Upgrades to $35 Million Arts Facility

Ionization Units, UV Lights, and Hands-free Devices will Create a Safer Facility for All

The City of Lawrenceville is has made considerable progress in its construction of the $35 million Expanded Performing Arts Center on the downtown square, located dire...

SouthLawn Development Wins 2020 Large Redevelopment of the Year

Presented at Metro Atlanta Redevelopment Summit on October 15

Partnership Gwinnett, in collaboration with?The Council for Quality Growth, announced the winners of the 2020 Metro Atlanta Redevelopment Summit (MARS) Awards on Thursday, October 15, during the...

Lawrenceville Natural Gas Department Receives Multiple National Safety Awards

Photo Caption:  Lawrenceville Natural Gas Department Staff were recognized at a recent City Council Meeting.     L – R:   Mayor David Still, Gabriel Gonzalez, Samantha Murray, Chase Minish, Mike Brand...

World GIS Day - November 18, 2020

Lawrenceville Offers "My City Services" GIS Portal to Public

Wednesday, November 18, 2020 is World Geographic Information System Day or World GIS Day.  

In 2020, the City of Lawrenceville launched its own GIS System - My City Services. &a...

CITY OF LAWRENCEVILLE TO SELL WATER UTILITY TO GWINNETT COUNTY

Sale of utility will bring $13.3M in guaranteed upgrades to system.

On August 27, 2020, The City of Lawrenceville City Council announced their intention sell the City of Lawrenceville Water Distribution System to Gwinnett County Department of Water Resourc...

LAWRENCEVILLE CITY COUNCIL APPROVES AGREEMENT TO PURCHASE VILLA LODGE & SUITES

Downtown Development Authority to purchase property, revitalize area, and assist residents through Impact46 partnership.

At its regular meeting on Monday, August 24, the Lawrenceville City Council approved an agreement with the Downtown Development Authori...

On 8/11: Always call 811 prior to digging projects this summer

As Georgia continues the process of getting “back to business,” it is important that homeowners and contractors contact Georgia 811 by calling 811 or placing an online request before starting projects that require digging to keep commu...

City of Lawrenceville Issues Proclamation Condemning Racial and Social Injustice

Mayor Issues Proclamation at July 27th City Council Meeting

PROCLAMATION CONDEMNING RACIAL AND SOCIAL INJUSTICE 

WHEREAS, the City of Lawrenceville, its Mayor, City Council, City Manager, Chief of Police, entire Lawrenceville Police Department, and...

Lawrenceville Police Department to Enforce Public Assembly Guidelines

To the residents and visitors of Lawrenceville,

The unprecedented events that have occurred over the past few months have been challenging to citizens of all walks of life. From COVID-19 to peaceful protests, we have all been affected in our own, unique wa...

Lawrenceville Considers Maintaining Millage Rate at 1.826

Rising property values will cause an overall tax increase despite the unchanged rate.

Lawrenceville Officials will consider maintaining the City’s current millage rate of 1.826 heading in to the Fiscal Year (FY) 2021. Leaving the property tax-rat...

LAWRENCEVILLE PASSES $182-MILLION ANNUAL BUDGET

County Seat to focus on redevelopment, infrastructure, human capital and the arts.

City of Lawrenceville Mayor and Council voted to adopt the City’s annual $182-million budget during the monthly public meeting on June 22, 2020. The Fiscal Year (F...

Lawrenceville Leaders Match Market with Electric Rate Increase

Rate increase proportionate to cost of doing business, Remains lower than other municipal providers, Georgia Power and EMCs

The City of Lawrenceville voted to increase electric rates at the City Council meeting on Monday, December 16. This vote came after ...