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Gwinnett County Water Resource 2025

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The document is a listing of approved utility contractors for Gwinnett County Water Resource, effective from December 10, 2014. It includes details such as contractor names, addresses, contact information, and their capabilities in water, sewer, backflow prevention (BFP), pump station services, and large mains installation.

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Is Gwinnett County a dry county?

In unincorporated areas in Gwinnett County, Georgia, the sale of packaged liquor is prohibited. Packaged and wine may be sold between 12:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. on Sunday, and between 7:00 a.m. and midnight, Monday through Saturday.

Is Gwinnett County in a drought?

As of May 2025, Gwinnett County is in non-drought status.

Where does Gwinnett County get water from?

The Department of Water Resources is responsible for providing high-quality drinking water to Gwinnett County. Our water supply comes from Lake Lanier, providing a uniform raw water that is naturally low in suspended materials, bacteria, dissolved organics, and metals.

What is the Gwinnett County Water Resources Assistance Program?

Water Resources Assistance Program Gwinnett County works with organizations to provide assistance to customers who are having a difficult time repairing leaks or fixing septic systems. Need Help Applying for Assistance? DWR has Customer Advocates that can help you through the process.

What is Gwinnett Countys primary source of water is surface water?

Although water on earth seems limitless, rivers and lakes that supply surface water for human use make up less than 0.01 percent of the worlds water! Lake Sidney Lanier is Gwinnett Countys water source.

Is there a drought in Georgia right now?

Georgia Drought Report: As of July 1, 2025 there are currently no areas of Georgia under drought conditions.

When was the last time Georgia had a drought?

Drought in Georgia This includes the record-breaking droughts of 20062008 and 20102012, as well as shorter droughts in 20162017 and 2019. These droughts had far-docHubing impacts on agriculture, water availability for municipalities and industry, and wildfires.

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