Where Lawrenceville and Gwinnett public notices are posted. This is an index; the Gwinnett Daily Post is the county's official legal organ.
Last checked Oct. 6, 2026. This page is an index, not the official publication of any notice. Official legal notices for Gwinnett County are those published in the county’s legal organ, the Gwinnett Daily Post, according to the Georgia Press Association’s legal organ list. City Clerk: 678-407-6389.
Georgia law requires many government actions, court cases and foreclosures to be advertised in each county’s official newspaper, its “legal organ.” In Gwinnett County that is the Gwinnett Daily Post. Governments also post many notices on their own websites. This page points you to both. We do not publish legal notices ourselves.
Who to call
- City of Lawrenceville notices, meetings and records: City Clerk, 678-407-6389
- City records requests: Records Officer, 678-407-6587
- Gwinnett County government: 770-822-8000
- Tax sales and tax liens: Gwinnett County Tax Commissioner, 770-822-8800
- Statewide search: GeorgiaPublicNotice.com
The statewide search site
GeorgiaPublicNotice.com, from the Georgia Press Association, compiles notices published in Georgia newspapers: foreclosures, hearings, bid advertisements, financial reports, ordinances and court notices. You can search by county and keyword. The site itself says its database “is not a substitute for the official publication that is required by law” and that only notices in the county’s legal organ are official, under O.C.G.A. § 9-13-140.
City of Lawrenceville notices
| What | Where the city posts it |
|---|---|
| Election notices, including calls and cancellations | Election Notices page |
| Rezoning, special use permit and variance applications | Public Hearing Applications Received and the LPP portal |
| Council, Planning Commission and Board of Appeals agendas | Municode Meetings |
| Millage rate hearings and the five-year tax digest history | City news and the Property Taxes page |
| Bids and requests for proposals | Bid Opportunities |
| Proposed annexations | Proposed Annexations |
| Road closures and utility work | Construction Updates and city alerts |
Recent city notices: the city canceled its Nov. 3 special election for Council Post 1 because only one candidate qualified, under a notice on its election page. In July it held three public hearings on keeping its 3.26-mill tax rate, which state law required it to advertise as a 10% increase over the rollback rate. See our voting guide and property tax guide.
Gwinnett County notices
- Tax sales: the Tax Commissioner advertises each property in the Gwinnett Daily Post for four consecutive weeks before a sale. Sales may be held on the first Tuesday of a month, in front of the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center, 75 Langley Drive, and sale dates are posted on the Tax Commissioner’s site. The office says it does not hold foreclosure sales.
- Property assessments and appeals: the Board of Assessors’ public notices.
- Elections: Voter Registrations and Elections news and notices.
- School district: the Gwinnett County Board of Education posts meeting agendas on its Simbli page and its millage hearing on the board’s site.
Courts, deeds and foreclosures
Foreclosure and court notices are among those published in the legal organ and gathered on GeorgiaPublicNotice.com. Deeds and liens are recorded with the Gwinnett County Clerk of Courts; search deeds and land records. Our weekly real estate transfers page lists recent sales.
What this means for you
- To read an official notice, find it in the Gwinnett Daily Post; use GeorgiaPublicNotice.com to search.
- For anything the city is about to decide, watch the agendas and the hearing applications page.
- To place a legal notice, contact the Gwinnett Daily Post; we do not publish them.
More: who to call at City Hall and building permits and zoning.
Frequently asked questions
What is the legal organ for Gwinnett County?
The Gwinnett Daily Post, in Lawrenceville, according to the Georgia Press Association’s list of legal organs. Notices it publishes are the official ones under Georgia law.
Where can I search Georgia public notices online?
GeorgiaPublicNotice.com, run by the Georgia Press Association, collects notices published in Georgia newspapers. The site says it is for reference only and is not the official publication.
Where are Gwinnett County tax sales advertised?
The Tax Commissioner advertises properties for tax sale in the Gwinnett Daily Post for four weeks before the sale. Sales are held in front of the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center, 75 Langley Drive.
Where does Lawrenceville post rezoning applications?
On the city’s Public Hearing Applications Received page and in its Licensing, Permits and Plans portal. Applications are taken the first Friday of each month.
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