Lawrenceville City Council Meetings Reopen for Public Attendance May 20

First public meeting since end of City’s State of Emergency.

On Wednesday, May 20, 2020 at 7 pm, members of public will again be able to attend Lawrenceville City Council meetings. This will be the first public meeting in City Hall since the May ...

Lawrenceville Municipal Court Reopens May 19th

Many court dates and court times will be changed in order to comply with social distancing guidelines. Reschedule notices will be mailed to the address on file. Please call the clerk’s office seven (7) days prior to your court date to confirm th...

Free Mulch Available on Wednesdays

Free mulch available at 460 Papermill Road, Lawrenceville. Wednesdays only.  1:15 - 3:30 pm.    

LAWRENCEVILLE CITY COUNCIL APPROVES SUPPORT OF LAWRENCEVILLE RESPONSE CENTER

Center Will Guide Support for Homelessness Prevention, Income Loss Recovery, and Food Distribution.

Lawrenceville’s Mayor and Council approved an agreement with Impact46, Inc. to create the Lawrenceville Response Center (LRC) at the April 27^th li...

Gwinnett Cities Cancel Events Through July 10

Lawrenceville, Duluth and Suwanee Collectively Act in Support of Public Health.

In an effort to further reduce the community spread of COVID-19, the cities of Duluth, Lawrenceville, and Suwanee have collectively agreed to halt hosting large-scale public ev...

LAWRENCEVILLE CITY COUNCIL TABLES FINAL DRAFT OF NEW ZONING ORDINANCE

Ordinance Available for Public Comment Before and During May 20^th Council Meeting.

Lawrenceville’s Mayor and Council tabled the final draft of the City’s new Zoning Ordinance at the April 27 live remote City Council meeting.  T...

Lawrenceville Announces $2M Stabilization Plan to Assist Utility Customers

Payment plans, charity partnership and deposit credits offered.

The City of Lawrenceville announces a $2M Lawrenceville Utility Customer Stabilization Plan, which includes multiple ways the City is offering assistance to utility customers currentl...

Lawrenceville Utilities Removes Extra Processing Fees from Credit Card Payments

Effective March 18, 2020, Lawrenceville utility customers may pay their bill online or by phone at 844-878-2841 without any extra processing fees. Lawrenceville prides itself on customer service and low rates*, working to provide customers with more conve...

CITY OF LAWRENCEVILLE CITY BUILDINGS TO CLOSE TO THE PUBLIC

Beginning March 24, Buildings to Close to Support Public Health

Governor Brian Kemp has given statewide direction to further control the COVID-19 virus in the State of Georgia.  Following the Governors’ recommendations for the closure of...

Lawrenceville Creates Dedicated Lanes for Restaurant/Retail Pick-up

Promoting business and safety for all.

The City of Lawrenceville has created dedicated drive thru/pick-up lanes for restaurants and shops on the Downtown Square to assist retailers and to promote business during the COVID-19 pandemic. Customers can now pre...

ADDITIONAL COVID-19 MANAGEMENT PLANS FROM THE CITY OF LAWRENCEVILLE

Suspension of services and staggered staffing implemented after State of Emergency declaration.

Following Governor Brian Kemp’s Public Health State of Emergency declaration, the City of Lawrenceville has released additional plan...

CITY OF LAWRENCEVILLE SHARES PLANS FOR MANAGING CITY AMID COVID-19 EVENT

City Hall will remain open; Pro-Active measures shared.

The City of Lawrenceville is closely monitoring CDC and the Department of Public Health recommendations and guidelines.  At this time, City facilities, will remain open during normal business...

Lawrenceville Celebrates Natural Gas Utility Workers' Day

March 18 has been designated by the American Public Gas Association (APGA) as national Natural Gas Utility Workers’ Day. In 2015, the APGA began searching for a way to nationally recognize natural gas utility workers for their hard work and acco...

Lawrenceville Releases Video Documenting New Trash Cart Project

Lawrenceville releases video documenting new Trash Cart Project.

In January, the City of Lawrenceville delivered new roll-out style trash carts to its current sanitation customers for curbside collection of solid household waste. Approximately 7,900 carts ...

Mayor David Still Shares Vision for Lawrenceville at 2020 State of the City

Building Community Strategic Partnerships and the Arts Key Topics in 2020 Vision.

Lawrenceville Mayor David Still shared his vision for the future of Lawrenceville at his first State of the City event at 550 Trackside before a sold out crowd of more than 1...

City of Lawrenceville Announces Tourism Microsite

"DTL" campaign and microsite will offer shopping, dining and events options in Downtown Lawrenceville.

The City of Lawrenceville is launching a new destination marketing campaign and microsite aimed at promoting the County Seat as destination for...

Lawrenceville Earns Coveted Governmental Budgeting Award in First Year of Participation

Photo Caption:  At Monday’s City Council meeting, Council members presented the award to representatives from the Finance and Communications Departments. Pictured L-R: Councilman Keith Roche, Councilwoman Victoria Jones, Melissa Hardegr...

Rotary Clubs Dedicate Peace Pole at Lawrenceville Lawn

Photo caption:  Mayor Judy Jordan Johnson participates in dedication ceremony of Rotary Peace Pole at Lawrenceville Lawn.

Message of peace represented in four languages and promotes City's vision of inclusion.

The Rotary Clubs of Gwinnett County, L...

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 ...

LAWRENCEVILLE AND NORTHPOINTE HOSPITALITY BREAK GROUND ON HOTEL SITE

Photo Caption:  Participating in the official groundbreaking ceremony are (L-R):  Marlene Fosque, Gwinnett County Commissioner; Rick Patton, Principal, NorthPointe Hospitality Management, LLC; Lee Merritt, DDA Chair; Glenn Martin, incomi...

Lawrenceville Gas Department Receives Safety Award for Fifth Consecutive Year

American Public Gas Association honors the City at National Conference.

Photo Caption:  Lawrenceville Gas Department Staff were recognized at the November City Council Meeting:  Caleb Duncan, James Parr, Todd Hardigree - Director, Kyle Ha...

Lawrenceville Earns Coveted Financial Reporting Award for Fourth Consecutive Year

Highest form of governmental accounting recognition granted to City Finance Department.

Photo:  Keith Lee, Director of Finance and Keith Roche, City Councilman

The City of Lawrenceville has once again been awarded the “Certificate of Achi...

City of Lawrenceville Shares Projects Timeline

City of Lawrenceville Presents New BBQ Festival and Car Show

Great weather and participation result in large turnout for first year event.

The City of Lawrenceville presented its newest festival, Rock’n the Ville’s Car-B-Ques & Brews, with BBQ, live music, cold beer and a car show wi...

LAWRENCEVILLE TO BEGIN CONSTRUCTION OF LINEAR PARK TO COLLEGE

Phase Two of the College Corridor to connect Downtown with Georgia Gwinnett College Campus.

The City of Lawrenceville has selected E.R. Snell Contractor, Inc., to begin construction on phase 2 of its 2.2-mile linear park that will connect Georgia Gwinnett ...

LAWRENCEVILLE PASSES $167-MILLION ANNUAL BUDGET

Photo 1, Left to Right: David Still – Councilman, Keith Roche – Councilman, Victoria Jones – Councilwoman, Judy Jordan Johnson – Mayor, Bob Clark – Councilman and Chuck Warbington – City Manager

C...

City of Lawrenceville Breaks Ground on $31 Million Arts Facility

Elected leaders and Aurora Theatre executives celebrate the start of construction on new Performing Arts Center in Downtown.  (See Recap Video below)

On Thursday, June 13 at 11 a.m., City of Lawrenceville Officials celebrated the groundbreaking of...