News from Around the Corners |
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The winter skies are beautiful this time of the year. Thankfully warmer weather is just around the corner. Soon the Town Green will be busy with spring Cornhole leagues, Yoga on the Green and other socially-distanced activities. Check the city calendar frequently for the upcoming list of calendar events - or sign up for e-alerts and never miss an event.
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From the Mayor's Desk
Why Are There So Many Power Outages in Our City?
When the electricity goes out in our homes, it disrupts everything. Power outages occur everywhere, and certainly Peachtree Corners has experienced quite a few outages of late.
While the City does not control how Georgia Power manages power outages, there are several things that each of us as property owners can do to avoid losing electricity as often as we have in the past.
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Newest Button Art Sculpture Unveiled |
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In late January the mayor and councilmembers gathered to celebrate the unveiling of the city’s third Button Gwinnett sculpture.
This new button-shaped piece is located adjacent to the pedestrian bridge at the entrance to the newest section of the city’s Corners Connector 11.5-mile multi-use trail. Construction on the new Town Center section is expected to begin in late spring. Read More
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Find Your Path to Fitness
If you're looking for a way to work out safely outdoors than you'll need to look no further than the Town Green. In the adjacent wooded area lies a free 10-station workout area that features a variety of workout stations to challenge even the most ardent exercise enthusiast.
It's free and open to all residents age 13+.
Use this link to view an introduction video with more details. |
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Medlock Bridge, Bush Road Improvements Underway
Construction is underway now on a project that will improve the traffic safety, operations and capacity of the intersection of Medlock Bridge Road at Bush Road.
The project generally consists of roadway widening, some full depth asphalt pavement, milling and inlay, concrete curb and gutter, concrete median, concrete sidewalk, signing, pavement marking, storm drainage improvements, retaining wall, traffic signal installation and grading. Read More
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New PCVMA Board Members Announced |
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The board of directors of the Peachtree Corners Veterans Association (PCVMA) recently announced three of its members, including Executive Director and President, Bob Ballagh, would be stepping down.
Ballagh, who has served as executive director and president since the establishment of the board in 2015, will step aside. Tiffany Grave de Peralta, (pictured) is PCVMA’s new executive director and president. Grave de Peralta, a retired Navy Commander, has headed the veterans outreach efforts since joining as a committee member in 2015. Read More
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Sign Up for Spring Cornhole League |
Registration is now open for CornholeATL Spring League at the Peachtree Corners Town Center. Leagues are forming for beginner, intermediate, intermediate + and advanced. Read More
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Free Photo & Video Classes for Residents Return
The city's free photo and video workshops are back. The Tytan Pictures crew is returning once again to provide instruction on a variety of photography and video topics. Due to COVID, the class size will be limited to allow for social distancing requirements.
The classes cover everything from camera basics, lighting techniques and landscape photography to tips for advanced photographers. Check the city calendar for upcoming classes and information on how to register, location and times. Classes available only for those who live or work in the city.
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Wesleyan Senior Earns
Eagle Scout Rank
Attaining the rank of Eagle Scout is the highest accomplishment awarded by the Boy Scouts of America and one that undoubtedly deserves recognition. At its Jan. 26, 2021 meeting, the Peachtree Corners City Council was pleased to recognize Paul Nichols, a senior at Wesleyan School, for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout. Read More
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Helpful Information for Residents
Learn how to submit a service request, navigate through the permitting process for your next building project, find out if your property is in the Chattahoochee River Corridor, get information on tree removal permits and much more. Click here for details.
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City's Annual Spring Shredding/Recycle Event Canceled
The city's annual free electronics recycling and paper shredding event for Peachtree Corners residents that was scheduled for April 2021 will not be held due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Did you know ...
The Georgia Department of Public Health has a page on its website where you can find a list of locations that offer the COVID-19 vaccine? Click on this link then enter the city name in the "search" box.
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Keep Up with Gwinnett COVID-19 Cases by ZIP Code
The Gwinnett County Health Department gathers data on coronavirus cases and creates a weekly report with information on confirmed cases and deaths, cases and deaths by race, age and other criteria.
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Check City Website for City & Community Events
Now it's easy to find community and city sponsored events. Visit the city's website to view the monthly calendar.
Receive reminders via email so you don't miss an event. Subscribe HERE
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29 New Peachtree Corners Business Licenses Processed in January
City Hall processed new occupational tax certificates for a variety of businesses last month. See the complete list of businesses along with contact information.
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Tips for Age-Proofing Your Home |
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As baby boomers reach the golden years, (I’m almost there) they will need homes that will accommodate their physical challenges such as bad knees, feet, back -- well you get the gist.
Here are some tips on how to design and remodel your home to meet your needs today and in the future. Read More
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Removing Dead, Fallen Trees on Residential Property
It is a violation of Peachtree Corners Code to have a dead tree on your property that poses a danger to person or property on an adjacent lot.
Any tree debris that has fallen is to be removed from the property within 14 days.
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How to Prevent Stormwater Pollution in Your Neighborhood
Never dump anything down storm drains. Pollutants such as pesticides and fertilizers, pet waste, trash and debris are transported directly to our waterways where they are discharged with no treatment which harms water quality.
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Support the Veteran in Your Family with a Personalized Brick Paver
The next big event at the Veterans Monument will be the installation of new pavers in late May before the Memorial Day ceremony which falls on May 31 this year.
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Curious about Curiosity Lab?
Curiosity Lab’s Innovation Center offers more than 25,000 square feet of diverse space and serves as home base for tech startups and corporate innovation teams.
From private offices to suites and co-working options, innovators can take advantage of the Center’s video conferencing facilities, a 50-seat classroom, a prototype design studio, the network operations control center and large event space. More information
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Thank You for Subscribing to 'Inside Peachtree Corners'
We always enjoy hearing from our readers. Please let us know if you've any questions or suggestions on ways to improve the newsletter.
In addition to the e-newsletter, you will find news and announcements posted on the city's website, www.peachtreecornersga.gov. Please take a moment and visit the website between issues to keep up with the "News from Around the Corners."
Judy Putnam, Communications Director
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Peachtree Corners City Hall
310 Technology Parkway NW, Peachtree Corners, GA 30092 | (678) 691-1200
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