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Dacula is one of Gwinnett County’s fastest-growing residential communities, with a small-town feel that’s increasingly surrounded by new subdivisions and top-rated schools. This guide covers Dacula’s city government and where to find Good Morning Gwinnett’s Dacula coverage.
City Government: Mayor & City Council
Dacula is governed by a Mayor and four Council Members elected at-large to four-year terms, with legislative authority delineated in the city charter.
- Trey King — Mayor, term expires 2029
- Denis W. Haynes, Jr. — Council Member, term expires 2029
- Ann Mitchell — Council Member, term expires 2027
- Sean Williams — Council Member, term expires 2027
- Jason Shelton — Council Member, term expires 2029
Growth & School-Zone Development
Dacula’s population growth has been driven largely by new residential development and its reputation for strong Gwinnett County Public Schools zoning. City leadership has emphasized managing that growth while preserving the community’s small-town character.
Business & Household Economy
Good Morning Gwinnett has covered how broader economic pressures are affecting Dacula households directly — see Money Smart Dacula: Navigating War, Inflation, and Your Household Budget in 2026.
Stay Updated on Dacula
This page is updated as Dacula news develops — city council decisions, residential growth, and community events. Follow Good Morning Gwinnett for ongoing Dacula coverage.
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