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Jasmine Billings

Congratulations are in order for Jasmine Billings, the City of Lawrenceville’s Community and Economic Development Director, for being named the Community Partner of the Year by Explore Gwinnett. This prestigious recognition celebrates Jasmine’s exceptional efforts and commitment to fostering community and economic growth on behalf of the City of Lawrenceville.

The award was presented by Explore Gwinnett, the county’s official tourism organization, during a ceremony highlighting partnerships that drive progress in the region. Special acknowledgments were extended to the dedicated team at Explore Gwinnett, including Lisa Anders, COO; Victoria Hawkins, Senior Director of Marketing & Destination Development; Madison Chucci, Community Development Manager; and Clara Rooks, Senior Marketing Communications Manager, for their ongoing collaboration and support.

A Legacy of Growth in Lawrenceville

As the second-oldest city in Greater Atlanta, Lawrenceville has a long history of serving as a hub for trade and community. Since its incorporation in 1821, the city has evolved into a thriving municipality with a population of over 30,000 residents. This growth has been fueled by a renewed emphasis on strategic economic development aimed at ensuring Lawrenceville remains a vibrant and innovative place to live, work, and play.

Lawrenceville’s Economic Development Strategic Plan

A significant milestone in Lawrenceville’s growth journey was the introduction of its first-ever Economic Development Strategic Plan. The plan, a collaborative effort between elected officials, community members, and key stakeholders, serves as a roadmap for sustainable development and long-term prosperity.

The strategy sets forth six key economic development goals, each designed to address the unique needs of the Lawrenceville community. Supported by statistical trends, community input, and market data, these goals aim to create a balanced and forward-looking approach to economic growth.

A City of Innovation and Entertainment

Lawrenceville has emerged as a city of innovation, offering a mix of businesses, dining, and entertainment options that cater to diverse tastes. Whether enjoying a Gwinnett Stripers game or indulging in a signature square cupcake from a local bakery, there’s something for everyone in Lawrenceville.

With initiatives led by leaders like Jasmine Billings, the city continues to attract new businesses and foster an environment where residents and visitors alike can thrive.

Contact Information for Community Development

For more information about Lawrenceville’s community and economic development initiatives, reach out to the Community Development Department:

  • Physical Address:
    70 S Clayton Street
    City Hall, Third Level
    Lawrenceville, GA 30046
  • Mailing Address:
    P.O. Box 2200
    Lawrenceville, GA 30046
  • Hours:
    Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Email: Community Development Department

Jasmine Billings’ recognition as Community Partner of the Year is a testament to her dedication and the collective efforts of the City of Lawrenceville to drive meaningful change. The city’s commitment to innovation and strategic growth ensures that its legacy as a thriving community center remains strong for years to come.


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