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Get outside and get active
By Charlotte J. Nash, Chairman
Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners

Sports writers call the Gwinnett Braves and other baseball players “the boys of summer” for good reason, but as school starts up for another year, Gwinnett County is preparing for lots of other sports as well at our 46 nationally recognized county parks, aquatic centers and historic sites.

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Libraries and other institutions offer life-long learning
By Charlotte J. Nash, Chairman
Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners

Gwinnett County Public Schools officials said recently that they expect to enroll 2,800 more students this fall.

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Gwinnett’s quality of life: establishing standards
By Charlotte J. Nash, Chairman
Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners

Warm weather is here and it’s time to get out of the house. Many Gwinnett property owners are busy planting shrubs and flowers to make their homes and businesses more attractive.

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Gwinnett treatment courts enforce accountability
By Charlotte J. Nash, Chairman
Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners

May is National Drug Court Awareness Month, so I’d like to use this opportunity to recognize all the hardworking folks like treatment courts director Priscilla Daniels and many others who make our eight accountability courts work.

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Town hall meetings and more: 
let us hear from you
By Charlotte J. Nash, Chairman
Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners

The practice of holding town hall meetings dates back to colonial America and is one that continues at all levels of government today. The district commissioners and I see these forums as an opportunity for every day residents to share what’s on their mind with elected officials. So in keeping with tradition, we started another series of meetings in March. A total of four will be held this spring.

  1. Taking a look at the big picture
  2. Gwinnett goes green and gold
  3. County government restores some services
  4. Help for the Holidays