Lilburn Community Improvement District

Catch up on the latest Lilburn developments (and learn some Lilburn trainwreck history) with episode 3 of The Burn podcast.

Though Lilburn may not fall into Gwinnett Commissioner Jasper Watkins' district, the impact of his work has greatly benefited LCID and our community. Commissioner Watkins' journey from nuclear pharmacist to public servant is a fascinating story. Read more about Commissioner Watkins in our March Newsletter. https://bit.ly/3f3ildz

BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Atlanta is hosting a Pfizer vaccination drive this Sunday, April 4, from 10 am - 1 pm. You MUST be registered in order to receive your vaccine. https://form.jotform.com/210877881275164

Spring has sprung and Russell Landscape has been working to keep our district along Lawrenceville Highway looking clean and sharp!

Episode 2 of Lilburn's web series, Lovin' Old Town Lilburn, is up and features Salon Nine Seven on Main Street. Be sure to tune in and keep up with downtown Lilburn developments!

The Lilburn City Council will hold its Work Session and Regular Meetings on Monday, January 11, at Lilburn City Hall at 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., respectively. The public is welcome to attend as the Council discusses business.

LCID is pleased to announce that Russell Landscape is now the official landscape and maintenance company of the CID. We know that Russell will do an outstanding job keeping our district clean and beautiful!

Tomorrow is election day for the Georgia Senate runoff! Make sure your voice is heard and check your polling location as well as wait times on the Gwinnett County Government website! The country is counting on Georgia!

Happy New Year!

Have a happy and safe New Year's Eve!

Did you know that Lilburn's own Lt. Keith Boles has been with the Lilburn Police Department for nearly 15 years and has 17 years in law enforcement experience? He is committed to serving the community by keeping Lilburn and its citizens safe. Learn more about Lt. Boles and working with the new Flock Safety cameras in this month's LCID newsletter. https://bit.ly/3kcUVlH

Tune in tomorrow for TED Talks Tuesdays as part of Gwinnett County Public Library's virtual programming. Watch 2-3 short TED Talks videos and discuss your thoughts with the virtual group on what motivates and inspires you.

Shout out to BrightView for keeping our district clean and beautiful! Check out these before and after photos of the great work they've done recently!

Celebrate Trees this Saturday, October 24 in honor of National Arbor Day with the City of Lilburn Tree Walk! Take a socially distant guided tour through Lilburn City Park with a certified arborist to learn about the native trees in the community! More details and registration are available on the City's website.

Meet Lilburn's City Councilwoman, Lindsay Voigt! Lindsay was reelected to a second term in November 2019 after she was hand-picked by Brian Burchik to replace him. As a resident of Old Town Lilburn, Lindsay would love nothing more than to see the City continue to grow and thrive with new businesses and restaurants coming to the area. In her role as Councilwoman, she vows to listen, learn and then select an area where she can make the greatest impact in a smart, respectful manner. Read more about Lindsay in the LCID newsletter. https://bit.ly/37kkaPF

The Lilburn Business Association will be hosting a virtual networking event on Tuesday, October 20, with a discussion revolving around Health Insurance for Small Business in 2021 with Donna Hill, Medicare Specialist and Compliance Director for E2E: Insurance and Human Resources, Inc. Register today!

We are so proud and honored to have fine officers like Officer Almedin Ajanovic serving the Lilburn community. His heroic act saved two men and prevented a disaster from becoming a tragedy. Thank you Officer Ajanovic!

The last Lilburn Food Truck Tuesday of the season has been postponed to October 27. Be sure to go out and enjoy the delicacies of Burger 21, Big C's, Island Chef, LoWco Motion, The Funnel Cake Guys and King of Pops at Lilburn City Park! Please remember to observe CDC health and safety protocols by wearing a cloth face covering and maintaining six feet of distance.

Early in-person voting for the general election starts today! Make sure you have information on all the candidates, bills and amendments that will appear on the ballot. Please check the Gwinnett County website for a sample ballot, early polling locations and hours. Make your voice count! https://bit.ly/36voACV

For all the information you'll need before you vote on the Gwinnett Transit Referendum, be sure to visit the Gwinnett Transit Education Forum. It's important to educate yourself on the facts before casting your vote! https://gwinnetttransitedu.com/

Did you know that this October begins and ends with a full moon? Already missed the first one? Now you can paint it this Saturday, October 10, at the Harvest Moon Paint and Sip at the Lilburn Activity Building. Only $18 to register with code LAB41643 online or call 678-277-0875. Art supplies are provided but bring your own apron and tasty (non-alcoholic) beverages to sip on. https://bit.ly/2GuKICy

There is still time to fill out the 2020 Census! A federal judge has extended the census deadline to the end of October. Census numbers help determine how tax funds get divided and where they are allocated. Please don't delay, and get counted today!

Lilburn's own Hope Springs Distillery is still making hand sanitizer! The World Health Organization-approved formula is available for purchase Friday and Saturday afternoons. Roll up to the backdoor for sanitizer and spirits! http://www.hopespringsdistillery.com/