New and returning leadership will help guide the future of Gwinnett Place CID following its April 29 Caucus of Electors.

Ben Vo, founder and CEO of City Farmers Market was elected to Post 2, Greg Flythe, general manager of Tesla in Duluth was elected to Post 6 and Leo Wiener, president of Ackerman Retail was re-elected to Post 3. Wiener will also continue serving as board treasurer and secretary.

GPCID looks forward to the experience and leadership these board members will bring as the organization continues its work to strengthen and advance the Gwinnett Place area.

The Gwinnett Place CID’s 2025 Annual Report is now available, showcasing a year of progress, investment and continued growth across the district.

From infrastructure improvements and economic development efforts to public safety initiatives and community partnerships, the report highlights the work accomplished over the past year and the priorities guiding future projects and initiatives.

Big things are happening across the Gwinnett Place CID, and the momentum continues to build.

From transformative developments and infrastructure investments to ongoing beautification and community improvements, exciting progress is taking shape throughout the district. Watch the latest video, which highlights the vision, energy and collaboration driving Gwinnett Place forward as a premier destination for businesses, residents and visitors alike, and Gwinnett County’s economic engine!

Take a closer look at the projects, partnerships and progress helping shape the future of the district.

New Gwinnett Place CID board member Ben Vo was recently recognized by the Asian/Pacific American Council of Georgia (APAC), receiving the Community Achievement Award during last Friday’s annual event.

The award honors Vo’s leadership, service and continued contributions to the community, reflecting his longstanding commitment to supporting and strengthening Gwinnett County.

Congratulations to Ben on this well-deserved recognition and achievement.

As part of A Better Breeze, Ride Gwinnett riders can now pay fares using bank cards and mobile wallets, making transit more convenient, accessible and seamless than ever before. Whether you’re commuting to work, exploring the district or connecting to local destinations, this upgrade helps create a smoother experience for everyone traveling through Gwinnett Place CID.

This is another step forward in building a more connected, modern and rider-friendly transportation network for our community.

Last month, Gwinnett Place CID Executive Director Joe Allen spoke with the Gwinnett Republican Women and participated on the Gwinnett County Rotary Club panel, sharing updates on the district’s continued growth, ongoing initiatives like the Gwinnett Place Mall redevelopment and the long-term vision for the future of Gwinnett Place.

From economic development and infrastructure improvements to community partnerships and investment opportunities, the discussion highlighted the momentum and progress taking place throughout the district.

Interested in having Joe Allen speak at your next meeting or event? Contact sstrange@c21pr.com for more information.

McDonald’s, located at 1963 Pleasant Hill Road, has recently completed a series of exciting renovations designed to enhance customer experience and support staff development.

Updates include refreshed exterior improvements, a redesigned playground for families and a new conference room dedicated to employee training and development.

Whether you’re stopping in for a quick meal, grabbing coffee on the go or visiting with family, now is a great time to check out the newly updated location. Be sure to stop by and let them know the Gwinnett Place CID sent you.