Thanksgiving Holiday - City Hall Closed & Sanitation Schedule

New 24/7 Phone Number for Norcross Power

NOTICE: Effective Tuesday, December 1, 2020, all calls for Norcross Power should be directed to our new 24-hour number, 678-421-2069. After 5:00 p.m., calls will automatically transfer to Interactive Utility Communications (IUC) who are equipped to manage...

Gwinnett County Water Resources to Work on Rakestraw St. and Webb Dr.

NOTICE: Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources will have people working on Rakestraw St. and Webb Dr. for the next few days. They are completing SUE work for a water main replacement project. After they complete the SUE there will be another team c...

Health Department COVID-19 Vaccine Survey

Following the GNR Health Update la...

Sesquicentennial State of the City Address

It's the moment you've all been waiting for! Mayor Newton's Virtual Sesquicentennial State of the City is finally here. Watch along as Mayor Newton takes you on a virtual tour of the city, showcasing changes and accomplishments over the past 150 years, in...

Mayor's Angel Giving Tree Begins Monday 11/16

Celebrate the spirit of giving this season with the Mayor’s Angel Giving Tree! Beginning on Monday, November 16, you will find a tree the City Hall lobby with gift tags hanging on it. Each gift tag contains three (3) gift suggestions for a boy o...

Drones Policy

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. For questions, please contact Chief Grogan of Norcross Police Department at 770-448-2111.

N. Peachtree Sidewalk Update 7/2/20

Work has been humming along for the last few weeks after a slowdown in May/early June due to the presence of rock and some administrative issues between Gwinnett County and the water line contractor. Those have been resolved and the water line work is in ...

Library Update 7/2/20

Progress continues on pouring concrete columns. Lately, the construction team has been working through an issue related to concrete strength. Materials testing indicated that some concrete was used in the columns, and unfortunately did not meet design spe...

Library Update 2/3/2020

The contractors for the new Norcross branch of the Gwinnett County Public Library at Lillian Webb Park will be closing Britt Avenue around lunchtime on February 3, 2020, to start mobilization. It will be closed for the duration of the project (18-24 month...

11/23/20 - Health Department COVID-19 Vaccine Survey

Following the GNR Health Update la...

10/5/20 - City Hall to Open

City Hall will open to the public beginning October 12th in order to accommodate advanced voting ahead of the November elections. (Information on elections in Norcross can be found HERE.) As an added convenience, this week the drive-thro...

9/15/20 - Mask Resolution Passed by Mayor & Council

4/21/20 - Amendment to Emergency Ordinance Deferring Payment of Electrical Service

At last night’s Special Called Council Meeting and Policy Work Session, Mayor and Council voted to further amend Sec. 43-1, subparagraph (12) of Chapter 43 entitled “EMERGENCY ORDINANCES” of the Code of Ordinances. The city’s two emergency ordinances were...

July 10, 2020

Mayor Newton recently participated in a Zoom panel discussion hosted by the Southwest Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce about COVID’s impact and recent city updates, along with fellow mayors Lois Salter of Berkeley Lake and Mike Mason of Peachtree Co...

June 3, 2020

We’re not out of the woods yet with COVID-19.

While many of us are ready to be done with the COVID-19 pandemic, the virus itself is not done with us. It is imperative that as we loosen restrictions to try and return to some semblance of normality...

May 18, 2020

Dear Friends and Neighbors,

As restrictions for going to work and moving about society have lessened with the expiration of various executive orders from the Governor’s Office, we must remember that this does not mean the pandemic is no longer a ...

April 21, 2020

Dear Friends and Neighbors,

Despite the challenges and uncertainty of past weeks, I know the future holds great promise for our city. I know this, because I’ve been watching you. Watching and listening, and what I have seen and heard makes me pro...

April 3, 2020

A special note for our most vulnerable citizens:

In an effort to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, Governor Brian Kemp announced that Georgia is taking additional measures to protect all Georgians, including those most at risk of serious, life-thre...

March 14, 2020

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.Our hearts, though...

March 11, 2020

To our Norcross Citizens,

The Mayor’s office desires to keep our citizens well informed and safe, and with the recent coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreaks and the six confirmed cases (and 16 presumptive positive cases) in Georgia, that level of aware...