The Gwinnett Place Community Improvement District (GPCID) is not holding a Board of Directors Meeting in August. Please visit the website for details on the next meeting. All meetings are open to the public and community members are encouraged to attend.

Since 2007, CID-funded crews have removed more than 523 tons of debris (or equal to 87 Asian elephants) and 25,000+ illegal signs from the Gwinnett Place district. In addition to routine maintenance, these efforts have helped repair more than 300 damaged street signs, lights and signals — contributing to a cleaner, safer and more attractive environment for businesses, residents and visitors.

In 2024, the Gwinnett Place CID removed over 33 tons of trash and more than 2,100 illegal signs from area roadways, and as of July 31, 2025, CID-funded beautification efforts have already removed 22.43 tons of trash and 832 illegal signs. In that same time period, 109 street and parking lot lights and 25 street signs have been reported and repaired. Crews have also returned 273 shopping carts to local stores — saving area businesses almost $60,000 in replacement costs.

Clean, connected and constantly improving— the Gwinnett Place way.

We’re proud to share exciting news! Christopher McGahee, GPCID Board Member and Director of Economic Development and Marketing for the City of Duluth, has been selected for the Leadership Gwinnett Class of 2026.

Christopher’s commitment to thoughtful leadership and community development continues to shape the future of Gwinnett. His selection for this distinguished program is a well-deserved recognition of his passion, vision and impact.

Please join us in congratulating Christopher on this remarkable achievement.

Nam Dae Mun Farmer’s Market is a hidden gem that brings international flavors to your doorstep. With only a handful of locations across Georgia, we’re lucky to have one right here in the district at 3825 Shackleford Rd. in Duluth.

From tropical fruits and fresh seafood to authentic spices and international snacks, Nam Dae Mun is your go-to destination for hard-to-find ingredients and everyday staples from around the world. Whether you're recreating a family recipe or trying something new, this vibrant market makes it easy to explore global cuisine without ever leaving town.

We're proud to feature Jill Edwards, Vice Chair of the Gwinnett Place Community Improvement District, as our Board Member of the Month.

In this spotlight, Jill shares her perspective on the exciting changes ahead for the district, the critical role CIDs play in driving local progress and why Gwinnett Place holds such personal significance for her. Her leadership reflects a strong commitment to revitalization, community engagement and smart growth.

Read more about Jill’s vision for the future of Gwinnett Place on our social media channels and learn more about our full Board of Directors here.

The Gwinnett Place CID is proud to partner in Gwinnett Safe Communities, a new initiative led by the Gwinnett County Police Department aimed at enhancing public safety and emergency response capabilities across the county.

This innovative program enables businesses to link their security camera feeds to law enforcement through a FususCORE video gateway, giving first responders real-time access when it matters most. To support local participation, the Gwinnett Place CID is offering a reimbursement grant covering installation costs and the first year’s subscription for one FususCORE Lite bundle, which supports up to four camera feeds.

This collaboration marks a meaningful investment in the safety and resilience of the Gwinnett Place business district and the broader community.

Join community leaders, developers and changemakers at the 2025 Metro Redevelopment Summit, co-hosted by the Council for Quality Growth and Partnership Gwinnett. The event will take place on Thursday, November 6 at Maison6405 and will highlight the people and projects driving redevelopment, placemaking and economic growth throughout the region.

Know a project making a difference in metro Atlanta? Nominations are now open to recognize transformative redevelopment initiatives that are shaping stronger, more vibrant communities.

Key Leadership Reception

Thursday, August 14

The 1818 Club

Open Networking at the Nett

Friday, August 15

Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce

Table Topics at the Nett

Friday, August 22

Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce

Playtime with Pollinators 

Saturday, August 23

Shorty Howell Park

G.R.E.A.T. Minds of Gwinnett 

Friday, September 5

McDaniel Farm Park

Saturday Tours McDaniel Farm Park 

Saturday, September 6

McDaniel Farm Park

Tuesday Tea Time 

Tuesday, September 9

Shorty Howell Park