Berkeley Lake, GA: Government & Community Guide - The place Gwinnett residents trust to explain what’s happening

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Berkeley Lake is one of Gwinnett County’s smallest and most residential cities, built around its namesake lake and known for a quiet, low-density character. This guide covers Berkeley Lake’s city government and where to find Good Morning Gwinnett’s coverage.

City Government: Mayor & City Council

Berkeley Lake is governed by a Mayor and Council Members elected at-large to specific posts rather than geographic districts.

Lois Salter — Mayor, term expires 2027
Rebecca Spitler — Council Member, term expires 2027
Chip McDaniel — Council Member
Skip Dahlstrom — Council Member, sworn in January 2026
Bill Lacy — Council Member, sworn in January 2026
Billy Lyons — Council Member, sworn in January 2026

A Small, Residential Community

With a small population and low news volume relative to Gwinnett’s larger cities, Berkeley Lake’s local government focuses mostly on zoning, lake and environmental stewardship, and maintaining the city’s quiet residential character.

Stay Updated on Berkeley Lake

This page is updated as Berkeley Lake news develops — city council decisions and community announcements. Follow Good Morning Gwinnett for ongoing Berkeley Lake coverage.

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