Gwinnett Safe Communities believes in empowering business owners and residents to play an active role in enhancing public safety. Businesses can register their security cameras and directly support emergency response efforts in critical situations.

With strict privacy protections in place, participation ensures that access to footage is only granted during emergencies. This program assists Gwinnett County police, fire and public safety professionals to assess situations more quickly and gather important evidence when needed.

Your involvement could make all the difference — sign up today and help improve emergency preparedness in our community! The Gwinnett Place CID will reimburse up to four cameras for companies in the district that integrate their cameras. 

Last month, Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers celebrated the grand opening of its new location with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, drawing a crowd of hundreds! The excitement was evident, with a line wrapped around the corner as attendees eagerly awaited their first taste of the famous Louisiana fast-casual chain.

If you haven’t yet experienced Raising Cane’s, now’s the perfect time to check it out! Visit the new spot at 2110 Pleasant Hill Road, Duluth, Georgia.

Don't miss out on the deliciousness—stop by today!

In her fifth State of the County address, Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson began her speech by declaring that Gwinnett County would be moving forward as one.

"Together, the four district commissioners and I have one great shared responsibility: leading this county forward. We keep with us a sense of stability and a unified vision that ensures Gwinnett remains a shining example of progress, collaboration, and innovation. Every voice – every contribution – vibrantly connects our county," Hendrickson stated.  

The chairwoman also noted that Gwinnett is a maturing county saying, "We're shifting toward revitalizing areas that not only strengthen and grow our tax base but catalyze equitable economic growth that benefits our communities."

To read the entire speech from Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson, click here - 2025 State of the County address.

The Gwinnett Place CID is ready to support businesses of all sizes, from global corporations to local startups. We invite qualifying businesses and investors to explore opportunities to relocate, redevelop or build in our district, where tax increment financing, overlay districts and tax credits are designed to fuel job creation and growth.

With ongoing roadway improvements and upcoming infrastructure projects, Gwinnett Place offers a dynamic environment for business expansion. By joining our district, your business will contribute to and benefit from the evolving business landscape.

Our motto, "Discover the World in One Location," reflects the diverse opportunities Gwinnett Place offers. From local ventures to global success, we are the place for business growth.

The Gwinnett Place area is a major hub for auto sales, accounting for 31% of Gwinnett County’s total vehicle sales. In 2023, local dealerships, sold an estimated $188 million in vehicles, generating $13.2 million in TAVT revenue for the county.

Explore the innovation and success driving the automotive market in Gwinnett Place – where business thrives.

Gwinnett County is hosting the 11th Annual Multicultural Festival and County Government Open House on Saturday, May 17, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Gwinnett Place Mall, right in the heart of our district.

Celebrate Gwinnett’s rich cultural diversity with live performances of music, dance and arts from around the world. This event is all about unity, learning and appreciating the vibrant cultures that make Gwinnett special.

Don’t miss out – mark your calendars and come be part of this exciting celebration!

We Like to Paddy

Saturday, March 15

Shorty Howell Park

Open Networking at the Nett

Friday, March 21

Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce

Senior Game Show Day

Tuesday, March 25

Shorty Howell Park

Annual Economic Outlook presented by Gwinnett's CIDs

Thursday, March 27

Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce

Walk The Talk

Saturday, April 12

Shorty Howell Park