Rocks, debris cause Gwinnett County sewer spill

Rocks and debris caused a small Gwinnett county sewer spill this week.

The spill, which happened Wednesday, caused 758 gallons of sewage at a manhole at 1091 Peachtree Industrial Boulevard in Sugar Hill.

The Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources learned of the spill just after 4 p.m.; it was stopped just after 4:30 p.m.

The sewage entered an unnamed tributary of Level Creek.

The county put up signs letting residents know of the spill and raked the area and spread lime to mitigate its effects.

About the Author

Man found dead on I-75 after road rage shootout, GSP says

Threat to move World Cup games ‘not a concern’ for Atlanta officials

"We have no indication that Atlanta’s 2026 FIFA World Cup matches are in jeopardy,” Atlanta Mayor Andre Dicken’s office said in a statement.

DeKalb’s seniors take to the streets for ‘No Kings’ rally

Among the protesters along Clairmont Road in DeKalb County was 102-year-old Suzanne Goodell, as well as dozens of residents from a nearby senior living community.

The Latest

Credit: Atlanta Police Department

Man found dead on I-75 after road rage shootout, GSP says

Threat to move World Cup games ‘not a concern’ for Atlanta officials

OPINION

Gridlock Guy: Fixing roundabout confusion on N. Decatur Road in Druid Hills

Featured

Meet the lawyer who derailed Georgia’s prosecution of Donald Trump

Ashleigh Merchant was derided for digging into Fani Willis’ sex life. After the Fulton DA‘s ouster, she feels vindicated.

DeKalb’s seniors take to the streets for ‘No Kings’ rally

Among the protesters along Clairmont Road in DeKalb County was 102-year-old Suzanne Goodell, as well as dozens of residents from a nearby senior living community.

As dream matchup shapes up, Georgia Tech and Georgia are quite alike

Georgia and Georgia Tech are on parallel paths in a season that could end in the most consequential meeting between the rivals in 80 years.