GWINNETT County
Gwinnett is a diverse and unique county with residents who come from all walks of life. From our beautiful park systems and locally-owned businesses to exciting festivals and county-wide programs, there’s always something new and fun to explore and discover in Gwinnett!
Resources
Parks & recreation
With more than 50 parks to explore, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in Gwinnett. Visit trails, dog parks, playgrounds, historic sites, and more — right here in your county.
Aquatic Centers
Splash into fun! Enjoy year-round, state-of-the-art aquatic centers plus seasonal pools and splash pads.
County Events
No plans this weekend? No problem. Check out events happening around Gwinnett.
Senior Services
Residents ages 60 and up can enhance their quality of life and maintain their independence through education, support, referrals, and free or low-cost services.
Citizen Police Academy
Get to know the dedicated police officers who serve you every day during this eight-week academy.
Animal Shelter
Adopt your new best friend or give a shelter pet a second chance by fostering.
CPR and Safety Classes
Learn CPR, check the safety of your car seat, prepare kids for safe babysitting, and more with classes from Gwinnett Fire and Emergency Services.
Gwinnett 101
Ever wondered what makes your community thrive? Get a behind-the-scenes look at how your County government works.
Volunteer
Volunteer for a one-time event or serve long-term. There are countless ways to serve your community as a volunteer.
Water Workshops
Learn how to fix leaks, save money and conserve water, maintain your septic system, and more with classes focused on protecting our precious water resources.
Work For Gwinnett
Find a career with impact! Serve your neighbors and community while working for an award-winning employer that invests in its employees.
DiG deeper into Gwinnett to see why we’re all vibrantly connected! Gwinnett is known as one of the nation’s most diverse counties full of dynamic communities and residents from all backgrounds. While we each bring our own experiences, professions, cultures and religions, we’re all connected by a shared love for our communities and the people who make them unique.