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Check out the Georgia 511 free phone service
with real-time traffic and travel information.
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Learn more about other community and transportation focused organizations
in Metro Atlanta and Gwinnett.
AMERICANS
FOR TRANSPORTATION MOBILITY
A coalition of organizations sponsored by the U.S. Chamber of
Commerce championing federal transportation improvements. The
website's focus is "Let's get America Moving Again!"
and provides easy ways to get involved and take action including
a simple way to contact your U.S. Representatives online. |
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ATLANTA
REGIONAL COMMISSION
Atlanta Regional information including population and economic
data, key regional issues, and services including job training,
aging, and community resources. This site contains the Regional
Transportation Plan, as well as related reports and articles.
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ATLANTA
REGIONAL COMMISSION - MOBILITY 2030
ARC's new long-range planning process |
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CLEAN
AIR CAMPAIGN
"The Clean Air Campaign is a coalition
of state agencies, businesses, organizations and individuals
who have united to educate people about ground-level ozone and
smog, and to encourage changes that we each can make in our
daily lives that will reduce air pollution. "The overall
mission of the Clean Air Campaign is to enable individuals,
state and local governments and industry, initially in the metro
Atlanta region, to understand and take personal and organizational
responsibility for improving air quality by changing their behaviors."
- The Clean Air Campaign Check this website for the daily Air
Quality Index, recent press releases, health information, and
what you can do to improve air quality in the metro-Atlanta
region. |
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CODE
VIOLATION REPORTING
Everyone needs to assist in the process of identifying and reporting
Code Violations that may detract from the appearance or quality
of life in our community.
Please feel free to use Gwinnett County's Online Code
Violation Reporting Form (found under Departments >>
Planning & Development >> Forms) to help identify
any code violation problems you observe. Thanks!
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COMMUTE
CONNECTIONS
Commute Connections, a program of the Atlanta Regional Commission,
provides a regional ride matching service. Applications are
accepted by email, via a toll-free hotline (1-87-RIDEFIND),
by fax, through the mail, or by using our online
ridematching system.
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COMMUTER
REWARDS
Commuter Rewards is a suite of programs that rewards commuters
who carpool, ride transit, vanpool, telework, bicycle, or
walk to work. By "making the change" to one of these
cleaner commuting modes, you can earn rewards and win prizes.
Whether you are already using a commute alternative or just
starting, Commuter Rewards provides benefits! Find the
program that is right for you.
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COUNCIL
FOR QUALITY GROWTH
The Council for Quality Growth was formed in 1985 to promote
the continued, balanced and responsible growth of Gwinnett County.
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GADOT
Georgia Department of Transportation's web site. Go here to
find out more about GADOT, HOV lanes, Traffic Information, Employment
Opportunities, and Announcements. Other valuable information
on this site includes the new exit numbers, Construction Information
and a phone directory. |
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GEORGIA 511
Georgia 511 is a free phone service offered by the Georgia Department of Transportation that provides real-time traffic and travel information 24 hours a day, seven days a week to those traveling within the state of Georgia. The service covers all state routes and interstates and gives trip times, statewide traffic updates and information on construction projects and lane closures. Georgia 511 also connects to accident reporting roadside assistance, transit, airports, tourism information and 511 systems in neighboring states. |
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GEORGIANS FOR
BETTER TRANSPORTATION
Georgians for Better Transportation is a non-partisan, not-for-profit
organization aimed at improving the transportation infrastructure
throughout the state. Georgia has enjoyed tremendous growth
during the past decade, but our transportation systems have
not kept pace. GBT advocates solutions that will get people
moving and improve our quality of life. |
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GRTA
Georgia Regional Transportation Authority. Go here to find the
latest news about what GRTA is doing and past meeting notes,
for information on different ways of getting around Atlanta,
for information about the OZONE, or to volunteer. |
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GWINNETT
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Information on Gwinnett County including Community Improvement
and Development, Economic Development, Volunteer Opportunities
and Membership Information. |
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GWINNETT
COUNTY GOVERNMENT
Everything you want to know about Gwinnett County Government,
including CEO, Commissioners, copy of the Zoning ordinance in
Folio searchable database, Board of Education information, listing
of all elected officials and Tax Assessor Board.
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GWINNETT
COUNTY TRANSIT
Routes, schedules, and other information about the Gwinnett
County Transit bus service. |
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GWINNETT
2030 UNIFIED PLAN
The Gwinnett County 2030 Unified Plan is the central document
and integrates two traditionally separate plans: the Comprehensive
Plan and the Consolidated Plan. Typically the Comprehensive
Plan, required by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs,
focuses on land use and development issues while the Consolidated
Plan, required by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development,
addresses community development, housing, and homeless needs.
Both of these plans rely on the same basic data and both establish
long-range policy direction for the County. To find out more
information and follow progress on the Gwinnett 2030 Unified
Plan, visit www.gwinnettunifiedplan.com |
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LITTER. IT COSTS
YOU.
Cleaning up our state will require a united effort to educate
people about the problem, enforce litter laws and take action
to eradicate litter from our communities. But it all starts
with a single person - you. Find out what Individuals, Schools,
and Communities can do to help clean up our state. |
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MARTA
Metro Atlanta Rapid Transit's main page for scheduling, routing
and getting information on how to access Atlanta's "hot
spots" using MARTA. |
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QUALITY
GROWTH ATLANTA
What will Atlanta be like in 2030? The Metro Atlanta Chamber
of Commerce Quality Growth Task Force makes a number of recommendations
to improve our future quality of life. |
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QUALITY
OF LIFE UNIT
This unit partners with other government and community organizations
to help fix small problems before they become bigger by enforcing
existing codes, ordinances, and laws.
The unit focuses on specific neighborhoods with elevated
crime statistics. Officers primarily enforce existing ordinances
related to litter, trash, dumping, junk cars, parking, signs,
graffiti, maintenance, storage, zoning, and occupancy. |
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THE TRANSIT PLANNING BOARD
The Transit Planning Board (TPB) is a partnership that will establish and maintain a seamless, integrated transit network for the Atlanta region.
Created by a joint resolution of the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC), Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) and the Georgia Regional Transportation Authority (GRTA), the TPB will conduct an initial planning phase of at least two years during which it will develop a regional transit plan including a comprehensive financial plan; work to improve regional service coordination, including integrating fares, marketing and customer information; measure system performance; and advocate for increased federal funding for regional transit.
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