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City of Lawrenceville
Government Administration
Lawrenceville, Georgia 2,128 followers
The heart of Gwinnett County with art and culture at its core. Lawrenceville - where art is a way of life.
About us
The City of Lawrenceville is the second oldest city in Metro Atlanta and serves as Gwinnett's County Seat with a population of just over 30,000 citizens. With a youthful median age of 35, Lawrenceville works to preserve its heritage while pushing ahead to ensure excellence for the future! From state-of-the-art medical, educational and governmental facilities, to thriving business, cultural, and recreational opportunities, Lawrenceville serves as home and host to individuals and families who come here from around the globe. Our proximity to Atlanta is a convenience, yet residents and visitors can still find all they desire and need within the city limits.
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External link for City of Lawrenceville
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- 201-500 employees
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- Lawrenceville, Georgia
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- Government Agency
- Founded
- 1821
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70 S Clayton St
Lawrenceville, Georgia 30046, US
Employees at City of Lawrenceville
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Congratulations to Helen Balch and Paul Lorenc, who are now AICP Certified Planners at the City of Lawrenceville! AICP certified planners have a high-level of expertise and a strong ethical commitment to best serve communities. Their areas of expertise includes knowledge in land use planning, project management, public participation practices, Geographic Information Systems, economic analysis, diversity practices, equity practices, communication, and spatial analysis among many others.
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Did you catch the new episode of the Bicentennial Podcast? Join us as Nate McGill with Gwinnett Magazine chats with Councilwoman Victoria J. and Code Enforcement Manager Alan Bannister who work to make every day a beautiful day in Lawrenceville. Learn why taking pride in our community matters and get valuable tips on how you can contribute to keeping our city shining. Watch the full episode over at https://lnkd.in/eCa7ryA4.
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City of Lawrenceville reposted this
Codes. Compliance. Ordinances. You know the words, but what exactly do they mean? Code Enforcers are the inspectors of the world, ensuring things run smoothly and are done properly. Alan Bannister, MPSA , Code Enforcement Manager, and Victoria J., Lawrenceville City Council, discuss the care and concern that goes behind enforcing the City of Lawrenceville code. Maybe you’ve got a home project (building that deck has been on the to-do list for a while!) or perhaps you are eyeing those pesky cars that the neighbors have filling up their driveway and spilling onto the street? There’s a process for just about everything, let’s talk about it! https://lnkd.in/eCvJ-eUu
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Come learn how to have effective conversations with diverse team members and create a culture of belonging at the FREE workshop with Linnea Miller - LONG TABLE! This Saturday, August 17, take part in the CURE Mindset Workshop. You’ll increase your Connection, Understanding, Respect, and Empathy, empowering you to overcome implicit bias effectively. Everyone is welcome to join us at the Lawrenceville Arts Center from 11 am – 1 pm! Register for free at https://lnkd.in/en-n27U8.
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Curious about the ReCast City of Lawrenceville Community Connections Workshops and what you've missed? This summer (so far), we've served - 75 youth and coaches at Central Gwinnett HS - 60 community members for the CURE Mindset Workshop - 30 community members for the Communication Code Workshop - Committed to 3 additional youth workshops with Central Gwinnett & Discovery High Schools (for Sept) - Partnered with the Aurora Theatre, Little Caesar's Pizza Linda Schoepf, United Way of Greater Atlanta and Northside Hospital We've had a busy summer, and we're not done! Two more chances to attend a Free Community Connections Workshop, this Saturday, August 17th and September 4. Both are 11am-1pm with lunch included. Register Today: https://lnkd.in/gESvpG4H #recast #communityconnections #thrivingandbelonging #longtable
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Recently, the City of Lawrenceville Damage Prevention team celebrated Georgia 811’s 50th Anniversary at Public Works! In 1974, the first locate tickets were processed. Fifty years later, Georgia 811 processes more than 1.3 million tickets annually! Georgia 811 continues to provide notification services and educational resources to promote damage prevention of underground utility lines.
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Did you catch the community project that our student interns were working on at the Evening of the Arts? Community members had a great time using their own hand prints to paint rain barrels. It was a creative team project with the Lawrenceville Arts Commission, Community and Economic Development, the Engineering Department and our Stormwater Coordinator. A few lucky raffle winners will be taking the final pieces home soon!
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National Night Out, at The Lawn! Review design alternatives and share your thoughts for Honest Alley! August 9, 2024 from 6-8 pm