Mayor Kautz announces pregnancy
Mayor Kelly Kautz and her husband, Robb, are thrilled to announce that they are expecting a baby boy at the end of the year. This will be their first child.
Snellville– The city’s police department is now accepting applications for the 18th session of the Citizens Police Academy. Founded in the spring of 2003, the Academy has grown to a 12-week program which takes place twice a year. It is designed to educate the public about the operation of the police department and how the involvement of the community can help deter crime.
Weather warning system upgraded
Duluth, GA – Safety continues to be the City of Duluth’s first priority and that’s no exception to the weather warning system that has been in place since February of 2000. The first of five new emergency weather sirens was installed at the Southeastern Railroad Museum in Duluth on Monday, July 28th, 2014
SNELLVILLE – The city’s Economic Development Office was recently awarded the International Economic Development Council Excellence in Economic Development Bronze Award.
Choices to You
By Beth Volpert
Everyday, all over town, the question, “What would you like for dinner?” is asked by thousands of people.
SNELLVILLE (July 20, 2014) – The city has retained a consultant experienced with municipal development regulations to determine how two proposed multi-family and mixed residential housing developments may impact the city and nearby neighborhoods before they are considered by the city’s Planning Commission and Mayor and Council.
2014 Property Tax Bills in the mail and due October 1
Tax Commissioner Richard Steele announced that 2014 property tax bills will be mailed to Gwinnett County taxpayers by August 1.
Georgia Cup - Duluth Twilight criterium to debut in 2014 - August 2nd! Congressman Rob Woodall will be attending inaugural Georgia Cup in Duluth.
DULUTH - New bike race for 2014 will pit the top professional and amateur riders against each other for a $15,000 prize purse.
Ga DOT Survey on transportation needs and funding
As state and national leaders consider alternatives for funding future transportation needs, the Georgia Department of Transportation wants to know what Georgians would like in their 21st Century transportation system and how they recommend paying for it.
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