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See What's Happening in Gwinnett Place!
October 2022
GPCID Board Meeting Canceled
October 11, 2022 
The Board Meeting originally scheduled for Wednesday, October 11 is canceled.
To view the next meeting schedule, click here.

Our meetings are open to the public.

MARS Registration Ends October 10!
Have you registered for MARS 2022 yet? Registration ends Monday, October 10, so reserve your seat today before space runs out.

Executive Director Joe Allen will be speaking on a panel focused on mall site redevelopment and the economic development opportunities these projects provide. Gwinnett Place Studio Movie Grill will play host for Partnership Gwinnett’s Metro Atlanta Redevelopment Summit, which is an adaptive reuse project converted from a former Circuit City!
Click here to register!

Gwinnett County Police Department Central Precinct Raises Funds for the Special Olympics
This past September 29, the Gwinnett County Police Department Central Precinct participated in Cops on Donut Shops to raise funds for Special Olympics Georgia. Starting at 5 a.m., Major Christopher Rafanelli and the officers of the Central Precinct collected donations at the newly renovated Dunkin’ Donuts located at 3725 Club Drive in the Gwinnett Place area to maximize community support. This event is part of the Law Enforcement Torch Run program designed to raise awareness and funds for the Special Olympics movement.

The Central Precinct has raised the most funds of all Gwinnett County’s precincts for three years in a row! (Congrats!) This year, they raised a total of $5,073. We thank the Central Precinct and Gwinnett County Police Department for their work in lighting the way for acceptance and inclusion in our district.

Tim Hur Announced as 40 Under 40 Winner
We would like to congratulate GPCID Board Member Tim Hur on being named one of Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 40 Under 40! This annual honor is awarded to people under the age of 40 for significant career achievements and demonstrations of social responsibility.

To learn more about this honor or register for the November 3 reception, click here.

Flock Camera Update
At the September GPCID Board Meeting, Gwinnett Police Officer, Corporal Mark Still, shared an update on the incidents investigated and resolved using the Flock Camera system. The CID has formed a multi-year partnership with Flock Safety, the only automatic license plate reading (ALPR) camera system built specifically for neighborhoods, businesses, and law enforcement. Under the partnership, GPCID has funded and installed 63 ALPR cameras throughout the Gwinnett Place area. The statistics for the Central Precinct include:

Central Flock Totals for 2022

47 stolen vehicles recovered with a value of $840,600

28 stolen vehicle arrests

16 stolen tags recovered

12 stolen tag arrests

54 wanted persons located (and 58 arrests)

44 investigations by Central Precinct officers using Flock system (with 19 arrests)

48 times flock was queried

117 total arrests in Central Precinct
To learn more about GPCID's efforts to keep Gwinnett Place safe, please visit our website.

Improve Local Infrastructure wth the Gwinnett County Transit Survey
The Gwinnett County Department of Transportation wants to hear from you! Gwinnett’s growing community is the second-largest county in the state of Georgia, and it is important our local infrastructure supports and sustains our community’s changing needs. Gwinnett County needs input from stakeholders, community members and businesses to create and implement a new Transit Development Plan.
Click here to take the Transit Development Plan survey!

GPCID Partners with Community Leaders for Create Gwinnett
GPCID has partnered with other community leaders for the creation of Create Gwinnett, our Gwinnett Arts & Creative Economy Master Plan. To make this initiative a success, we ask for your participation. If you have not already, please take Create Gwinnett online survey before October 16.

In addition to supporting our existing creative community, the Create Gwinnett initiative will support job creation, talent development and creative enterprise inventory. It will also set a precedent for developing policies for funding, identifying and creating an inventory of current resources, developing priorities for future projects and encouraging a sense of community between residents and stakeholders. Don’t miss this opportunity to help guide the future arts and culture economy of our communities!

You can learn more about Gwinnett’s arts and culture events and developments at Artworks Gwinnett. 
Click here to take the Create Gwinnett survey!

Events You Won’t Want to Miss!
Harvest Homecoming Festival
 Saturday, October 15, 12  – 4 p.m.
McDaniel Farm Park
Come enjoy hayrides, crafts, games and more at Gwinnett Place’s McDaniel Farm Park! This event is free for the whole family, so don't be shy!
Run 4A Reason
 Saturday, November 12, 8 – 11:30 a.m.
Ordner Construction Parking Lot
Run for charity at Ordner Construction's Run 4A Reason! This charity 5K raises funds to end family homelessness by supporting local organizations, including Rainbow Village and Family Promise of Gwinnett County. Run 4A Reason is also a Peachtree Road Race qualifying event.

Sponsorship opportunities are available, too! Contact Julia Spicer at jspicer@ordner.com for more information about sponsorship opportunities and involvement.
Register here!
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