SNELLVILLE — In an effort to safely discard unused and expired medication, there will be a Drug Enforcement Agency Drug Take Back hosted by the Snellville Police Department April 27. The event will
SNELLVILLE — Local artist Joel Sturdivant’s artwork is now on display in City Hall. Entitled “A Calendar of Drawings and Other Works,” the 25 pieces on display reveal a style Sturdivant calls “Beyond
Two new playgrounds at T.W. Briscoe Park will have safer playing surfaces thanks to a grant from the state Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Agency. The inaugural DNR - EPD
The staff of Snellville’s Municipal Court was honored as one of the state’s most efficient courts Monday with a proclamation by Mayor and Council. Each year, the Judicial Council of Georgia's Standing
The City of Snellville (City) is soliciting competitive sealed bids for the lawn care maintenance in the City of Snellville, Georgia. Sealed bids for the award of this contract will be accepted at
The City of Snellville is proud to announce the hiring of Matthew Pepper as City Manager. Pepper replaces James “Butch” Sanders who retired after 12 years in the post. “I am humbled that Mayor and
Street-sweeping will be wrapping up in Sector 2 by tomorrow and should commence work in Sector 3 by Monday. Please keep your vehicle off the street during the day to avoid delays and causing the area
Mayor and Council have once again signed a pledge promising to “practice and promote civility in the city.” Last year, Mayor and Council also signed the pledge, but with two new councilmembers –
Crews from Watts Street Sweeping have begun sweeping city streets in an effort to rid them of debris. Please keep your vehicle off the street during the day to avoid delays and causing the area in
Crews from Watts Street Sweeping have begun sweeping city streets in an effort to rid them of debris. Please keep your vehicle off the street during the day to avoid delays and causing the area in
Mayor and Council sent a draft of the city’s Comprehensive Plan update to the Atlanta Regional Commission for review. It’s the latest step needed to get the plan approved by Mayor and Council by the
The Snellville Police Department and Governor’s Office of Highway Safety are asking everyone to make the holidays merry by making the decision to never drive after drinking. The Snellville Police