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Police to discuss safety; officials legislation in Berkeley Lake

Police will discuss public safety and elected officials will discuss upcoming legislation in Berkeley Lake. (File Photo)
Police will discuss public safety and elected officials will discuss upcoming legislation in Berkeley Lake. (File Photo)
By Karen Huppertz
Jan 23, 2019

Berkeley Lake will conduct a Safety Seminar 10 to 11 a.m. Jan. 26 at City Hall, 4040 S. Berkeley Lake Road. The city’s Gwinnett County Police Precinct Commander will help homeowners and business owners learn ways to protect the safety of their homes and property.

In addition, the city’s newly elected public servants will be available to talk informally the same morning. County Commissioner Ben Ku, state House Representative Beth Moore, and state Senator Zahra Karinshak are currently slated to attend. Recently re-elected U.S. Congressman Rob Woodall tentatively hopes to attend as well.

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