COVID-19 increase leads Norcross to appointments at city hall June 30, 2020 Atlanta Journal-Constitution Norcross will begin allowing visits to City Hall, 65 Lawrenceville St., and other city facilities by appointment on July 1.
Norcross celebrates National Pollinator Week with array of activities June 23, 2020 Gwinnett Daily Post As a second year Bee City USA affiliate, Norcross is celebrating National Pollinator Week this week by distributing pollination-themed activity workbooks and seed packets to local children, as well as launching an all-new subsite devoted to sustainability on the city website.
Norcross reactivates development authority June 18, 2020 Atlanta Journal-Constitution In a split vote, with Norcross Councilmember Josh Bare being the only to vote against the measure, the Norcross City Council voted recently to reactivate the Norcross Development Authority.
Norcross approves community improvement district expansion June 18, 2020 Atlanta Journal-Constitution The Norcross City Council recently approved a resolution consenting to the expansion of Gateway85 Gwinnett Community Improvement District boundaries.
Norcross agrees to $115K contract for trash compactor enclosure June 18, 2020 Atlanta Journal-Constitution The Norcross City Council recently approved a contract for the construction and installation of a trash compactor enclosure.The new compactor will be constructed in the city‐owned parking lot on Wingo Street directly behind Paizanos.
Norcross continue conservation work with renewed Bee City certification June 3, 2020 Gwinnett Daily Post Bee City USA has renewed the City of Norcross’ Bee City certification for 2020.
Norcross led Gwinnett cities in estimated population over last decade June 1, 2020 Gwinnett Daily Post If population estimates are any indication, Norcross has seen more growth in the last decade than any other city in Gwinnett County, according to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
“Would you attend?” Norcross seeks public input on fall events June 1, 2020 Atlanta Journal-Constitution Norcross is planning ahead for the fall in hopes this unprecedented health crisis will have disappeared or calmed to a safe level. As the city looks toward planning for the remaining 2020 events calendar, Norcross leaders want input from residents, visitors and business owners on their interest in fall events.
Norcross certified as bee friendly for second year May 29, 2020 Atlanta Journal-Constitution “The City of Norcross understands the importance of sustaining pollinators, which is why we applied to become a Bee City USA affiliate in 2018,” said Norcross Mayor Craig Newton.
City of Norcross celebrates local high school grads with digital billboard May 29, 2020 Gwinnett Daily Post “The Class of 2020 has had to face obstacles like no other graduating class before them,” Norcross Mayor Craig Newton said. "(The class) has faced much, but their achievement is all the greater because of it. We are so proud of these students’ resilience, and just wanted to do a little something for them to help make this time special.”