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) 2020. Leaving the property tax-rat...

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...

Notice of Public Hearing on Proposed Issuance of Lawrenceville Building Authority Revenue Bonds

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Lawrenceville Announces VIP Experience for Summer Concert Series

VIP Meet & Greet, Fast Pass Beverage Line Entrance, T-shirt, and much more for $35.

In March, the City of Lawrenceville announced its summer concert line-up with tributes to the Allman Brothers, Prince, Zac Brown and the return of The Tams by ...

City of Lawrenceville Shares Projects Timeline

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

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Lawrenceville Announces Outdoor Movie Series Line-up for Summer 2019

Free Movies on the Lawrenceville Lawn May through July.

The City of Lawrenceville announces the movie line-up for its annual Movies on the Lawn summer series. Presented by Oakhurst Realty Properties, the annual summer series kicks off Friday, May 10^th on t...

Lawrenceville Announces 2019 Summer Concert Series Lineup

Tributes to Allman Bros, Prince and Zac Brown Coming to the City Stage. 

The City of Lawrenceville announces its strongest summer concert line-up yet with tributes to Allman Bros, Prince, Zac Brown and the return of The Tams by popular de...

Lawrenceville and Aurora Theatre Celebrate Broadway on the Lawn

The City of Lawrenceville and the Aurora Theatre brought "In the Heights" to the Lawrenceville Lawn for a one-night-only live performance at the April 27th premiere of Broadway on the Lawn. Take a look back at that memorable night by viewing a v...

LAWRENCEVILLE RECOGNIZES ‘NATIONAL WEEKS OF APPRECIATION’ FOR MULTIPLE CITY DEPARTMENTS

Pictured right clockwise from top:  Members of City of Lawrenceville Public Works, which includes the Natural Gas, Electric, Fleet Services, Water, Streets & Sanitation, Damage Prevention, Engineering, and Facilities Maintenance Departments w...

PAWfest Event Postponed Due to Possible Thunderstorms and Heavy Rains

PUBLIC NOTICE: With priorities for safety and quality in mind for all participants, patrons, volunteers, and City employees, PAWfest will be POSTPONED to October 19, 2019, due to all-day heavy rains and thunderstorms in the forecast. We appreciate everyon...

2019 St. Paddy’s On Perry Wrap Up

View the St. Paddy's On Perry event video on the Historic Downtown page.

LAWRENCEVILLE CELEBRATES NATIONAL LINEMAN APPRECIATION DAY

Photo:  City Of Lawrenceville Electric Department Staff Members:  Keith Davis - Lineman and Chris Thompson - Apprentice Lineman.

Electric department recognized for dedicated service to the City

The City of Lawrenceville celebrated National...

Lawrenceville Welcomes First American Bank & Trust

Rhodes McLanahan, President and CEO of First American Bank & Trust, along with members of the City Council, Downtown Development Authority and Mayor Judy Jordan Johnson, participated in the groundbreaking ceremony for the Lawrenceville location of the...

Lawrenceville Commits to County-Wide HomeFirst Gwinnett Initiative

County Seat Earmarks $5-million to partnership, supports solutions for homelessness.

Lawrenceville Mayor and Council announced the City’s commitment to HomeFirst Gwinnett, a partnership between the United Way, Gwinnett County, The Primerica Found...

Lawrenceville Appoints Victoria Jones to Council Post Two

Jones to serve out former Councilman Powell’s remaining term through 2019.  

Lawrenceville Mayor and Council have named Victoria Jones to serve out former Councilman Powell’s remaining term in Post Two (2). This term will expir...

Lawrenceville Upgrades Gas System in Loganville Area. Feb. 11 Estimated Start Date.

Council approves $400,000 in budgeted infrastructure improvements.

The City of Lawrenceville Gas Department will begin a new project in Loganville in early February 2019. Work is estimated to begin on February 11.  On January 7, 2019, the Mayor an...

Lawrenceville Receives 2019 Live, Work, Play City Award

Photo Caption:  Left to Right:  Ben Young, Publisher of Georgia Trend Magazine; Chuck Warbington, Lawrenceville City Manager; Bob Clark, Council Member; David Still, Council Member; City of Lawrenceville Mayor Judy Jordan Johnson; City o...

Lawrenceville Approves $31-Million Expanded Arts Complex Project

County Seat Moves Forward with Major Facilities’ Expansion, 500-seat Theatre and Education space in Downtown

The City of Lawrenceville Mayor and Council voted unanimously to move forward with plans for a $31-million expansion of its arts and educ...

2019 Events Calendar Released

The City of Lawrenceville is excited to offer our 2019 Calendar of Events to the public.  There are 65 events listed with some events running multiple days.  From the Aurora Theatre to St. Paddy's on Perry to Pizza with the Police to a M...

Gas Department Earns National Safety Award

The City of Lawrenceville Gas Department has received the American Public Gas Association’s (APGA) Safety Award for 2018. This Safety Award is presented to a select group of natural gas providers who have maintained the highest performance standards and s...