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Gateway85 CID launches new easy-to-use website

Gateway85 Community Improvement District has updated its website: www.gateway85.com.
Gateway85 Community Improvement District has updated its website: www.gateway85.com.
By Karen Huppertz
June 26, 2020

Gateway85 Community Improvement District has updated its website: www.gateway85.com. The updated site is now more user-friendly and features easier access to projects, resource guides, video testimonials and contact information.

Visitors to the site can learn more about currently active projects as well as completed projects. An interactive map helps visitors see exactly where streetscaping, transportation and pedestrian safety improvements are taking place throughout the district.

The website is designed to highlight how the CID is making a positive impact on Gwinnett as well as for property owners in the district.

Gateway85 CID is 14-square mile district along the I-85 corridor about one mile north of I-285 and encompasses portions of Norcross, Peachtree Corners and Tucker.

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