City Manager, Rudolph Smith, announced earlier this year that he was retiring in September after 22 years of service to the City of Norcross. In July, the mayor and council began the process of selecting... Read on...
The City of Norcross encourages all voters, mostly those particularly vulnerable to the COVID-19 Virus, to vote by absentee by mail. Georgia law allows for absentee by mail ballots to be requested up to 180 days before an election. To request... Read on...
A resolution has been passed by Mayor and Council requiring the use of masks or face coverings in property owned or leased by the city during COVID-19. Read on...
Effective September 1, 2020, all requests for missed pick-ups, to schedule large bulk item pick-ups or cart replacements, should be made directly to Advanced Disposal at 678-495-0058. All requests for new businesses, to cancel a service, service Read on...
The City of Norcross is happy to announce the qualifying results for the 2020 Elections. The following candidates successfully qualified:
Joshua Bare (incumbent)
Sonia Lopez (Joshua Bare)
Andrew Hixson (incumbent)
Arlene Beckles (Elaine Puckett) Read on...
The Historic Cotton Gin building (125 Lawrenceville St, Suite 400) is now available for a new restaurant opportunity! Click here for full details. Read on...
Notice is hereby given that a Municipal General Election for the City of Norcross will be held on November 3, 2020 for the seats of three (3) council members. The city will utilize paper ballots to tabulate the respective votes. Qualifying for this Read on...
A Burning Ban has been in effect since March 23rd per the Gwinnett Fire Marshal. Please refer to the Gwinnett Fire website for more information. 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...
