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Lawrenceville asks residents to complete community survey

Lawrenceville City Council adopted a false alarm ordinance Monday night. Homeowners and businesses will receive fines after subsequent false alarms. (Courtesy City of Lawrenceville)

Credit: City of Lawrenceville

Credit: City of Lawrenceville

Lawrenceville City Council adopted a false alarm ordinance Monday night. Homeowners and businesses will receive fines after subsequent false alarms. (Courtesy City of Lawrenceville)
By Jillian Price
Jan 20, 2023

The city of Lawrenceville is asking its residents to complete a survey to share their views on issues such as the city’s cost of living, traffic flow and walkability.

City officials say survey results will help guide them on policies, programs and strategic plans.

“Getting input from a wide array of residents will help us understand our strengths and areas for improvement and ensure that we understand the values of our community,” a press release said.

The survey is available on the city’s website.

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Jillian Price covers local news for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. She is a graduate of Baylor University and the University of Texas at Austin. She joined the AJC in 2022 and mainly covers Gwinnett County cities.

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