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Heads up: Lilburn's administrative offices are closed today

Lilburn's brand new city hall complex is slated to open to the public on Oct. 18. (City of Lilburn Facebook page)
Lilburn's brand new city hall complex is slated to open to the public on Oct. 18. (City of Lilburn Facebook page)
By Becca J G Godwin
Oct 18, 2016

If you want to apply for a business license, a building permit or related documents in Lilburn today, hold your horses.
Lilburn's administrative offices have been closed since yesterday at noon, and won't reopen until Wednesday at 8:30 a.m.

The closure — which doesn't affect utility-related business — is happening in order to "transition equipment and technology to the new City Hall," according to the city's Facebook page.

Another thing happening today will be the ribbon-cutting ceremony at 4 p.m. It will include tours of the 24,000 square-foot government building located at 340 Main St.

The old building will continue to house the police department, which gets to expand.

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