The Norcross Downtown Development Authority meeting previously scheduled for Thursday, April 2nd has been rescheduled to Wednesday, April 1st at 6:00 p.m. via teleconference. Sunday's joint special called meeting with city council has been postponed. Read on...

A Special Called Meeting will be held on Monday, March 30 to discuss COVID-19’s impact on the city as well as review and officially accept the recent county-wide “stay-at-home” ordinance for incorporation in Norcross’ current emergency ordinance. Read on...

Yesterday, the city issued a statement announcing a new Emergency Ordinance closing certain businesses temporarily, joining similar statements issued by other cities and the county; all 16 cities in Gwinnett have agreed to issue these orders... Read on...

The city has announced they will not be issuing any permits for solicitation during the “state of local emergency” period and citizens should beware of potential scammers. Read on...

Effective immediately, the Gwinnett Fire Marshall has expanded the Burning Ban from now until the end of September. (The usual Burning Ban period, as mandated by the Georgia Environmental Protection Division, runs May 1 – September 30.) Read on...

If you are a Gwinnett County water customer, then you might be eligible for a toilet rebate through the Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District (MNGWPD). The Toilet Rebate Program serves to... Read on...

Amendments to the city’s Code of Ordinances were adopted by the Norcross City Council at a special called meeting Monday night. Read on...

At a special called meeting on Tuesday night, mayor and council declared a local state of emergency by unanimous vote. Following this decision, the city has implemented various efforts, detailed here. Read on...

The 2020 U.S. Census Deadline is April 1st! New this year is the convenient online portal–simply visit 2020census.gov anytime and click “Take the Census!” Read on...

Effective March 23rd, Advanced Disposal will no longer be picking up bulk items (TVs, mattresses, furniture, etc.) or garbage bags left outside of the cart. This is for the safety of the drivers, as the virus can survive on hard surfaces such Read on...

Officially, today city hall is closed to foot traffic. We are still able to serve the public via email, electronic plan submission, online utility payments and conference calls. Read on...

A special called meeting of Mayor and Council has been announced for tonight (Tues, March 17) at 6:30 p.m., to be held at City Hall in the Council Chambers in order to adhere to guidelines set forth by the CDC and Georgia State Dept of Health. The pur... Read on...

For the safety of our city staff, residents and visitors, all City Parks Facilities are closed until further notice to all private, permitted events... Read on...

The Norcross Police Department is committed to providing the best possible service to our residents and businesses, especially during times such as these. You have my commitment as your Chief of Police that... Read on...

The scheduled Policy Work Session for tonight at 6:30 p.m. will be held as planned, with the only change being a location move from the City Hall 2nd Floor Conference Room to the Council Chambers in order to adhere... Read on...

To the Citizens of Norcross: The enduring values we possess as a city guide us as we face the difficult challenge of responding to the coronavirus (COVID-19), which the World Health Organization declared a pandemic on Wednesday. Read on...

In preparation for the possible spread of COVID-19 in Norcross and the surrounding area, the city is implementing various efforts to help ensure the safety of our staff and citizens. These efforts include... Read on...

In an effort to better organize the lanes of traffic that routinely queue at this intersection throughout the day, the Mayor and Council authorized an interim design improvement to the intersection of West Peachtree and Jimmy Carter Boulevard. Read on...

As a precautionary measure, Irish Fest on March 14th and the two Easter Egg Hunts on April 11th have been cancelled. Please stay tuned... Read on...

In an effort to keep its citizens informed and safe, the City of Norcross has issued an informational letter on the coronavirus (COVID-19). Through the Georgia Municipal Association (GMA) and Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH)... Read on...

There will be a joint meeting of the Norcross City Council and Downtown Development Authority on Sunday, March 29th at 6 p.m. in City Hall. Read on...

UPDATE: The N. Peachtree/Park Intersection will be a 4-way effective Thursday, February 27th. Read on...

A new stop sign is being installed at the intersection of Park and N. Peachtree Streets to make it a 4-way stop. Motorists can expect to begin stopping in all directions the week of February 24th. Read on...

New traffic cameras have been installed in four Norcross school zones. A 30-day period is in place in which only warnings will be issued and then beginning March 1st, Read on...

The city currently has two openings for citizens to serve on the Sustainable Norcross Commission. Read on...

As the weather is turning colder, today is the last day that our splash pad will be open to the public for the 2019 season. It will re-open next year sometime in March (Spring) 2020. Read on...

Just a friendly reminder that no drones are allowed within the limits of the City of Norcross, with the exemption of city-chartered drones for city purposes. Read on...