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Help us welcome Officer Davis to the Lawrenceville Police Department! Recently, Officer Davis was introduced to the department and given the Oath of Office by Mayor David Still. We are thrilled to have her serve the City of Lawrenceville!
Officer Davis joins us with over four years of law enforcement experience and is eager to serve our community. We are excited to have her on our team!
The Lawrenceville Police Department is actively seeking talented applicants to join our department. We are hiring both sworn and non-sworn officers, as well as communications officers. If you are interested, please visit jobs.lawrencevillepd.com.
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Another woman, 50-year-old Brenda Stewart of Suwanee, rushed through the metal detectors outside the board meeting room without stopping, Roach said. Officers called her back and found scissors in her bag, which they told her she was not allowed to bring into the meeting, Roach said. Stewart grabbed for the scissors and struggled with an officer for them, scratching the officer’s hand, Roach said.
Stewart was charged with willful obstruction of a law enforcement officer.
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www.GoodMorningGwinnett.com That is how many people visited the Gwinnett County Fairgrounds in Lawrenceville over a period of 10 hours, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., on Monday to cast their ballots early for the June 9 primary election. It was one of two early voting sites that opened Monday — the other being the county's elections office in Lawrenceville — and it was chosen because it's large indoor space provided plenty of room for social distancing during the COVID-19 novel coronavirus pandemic.
But hardly anyone came by.
"I think the interesting thing to note is that there is no line at the fairgrounds, and there hasn't been one all day," county spokesman Joe Sorenson said.
There were a few hundred people who came out to vote in person in the election on Monday, but most of them went to the elections office.
Shortly before the fairgrounds early voting location closed at 7 p.m., county officials said 92 people had voted there. The elections office polling location, which closed at 5 p.m., had a line of about 20 voters when it opened and saw a total of 327 voters come by on Monday.
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www.GoodMorningGwinnett.com Gwinnett County government is planning to step in to pick up where Gwinnett County Public Schools' meal service will leave off when it ends this weekend, making sure kids continue to have access to meals during the COVID-19 novel coronavirus pandemic.
The county government and school system are working together to transition from the meal service program that the district has run for the last two months to the county's expanded Summer Meals program. The school system's program ends Friday. The county's Summer Meals program will begin the following Monday.
“It is the common goal of the Board of the Commissioners and the Board of Education to assist families and make sure children receive nutritious meals during this challenging time,” Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners Chairman Charlotte Nash said. “For some kids, this may be the only meal they get that day.
County officials said parents and kids can pick up meals while supplies last between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., and registration is not required. Additional information about the program is available by visiting www.GwinnettSummerMeals.com or calling 770-822-8840.
The Summer Meals locations include:
Pinckneyville Park, 4650 Peachtree Industrial Boulevard, Berkeley Lake
Shorty Howell Park, 2750 Pleasant Hill Road, Duluth
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