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Lilburn is one of Gwinnett County’s most ethnically diverse cities, home to a growing immigrant community and a steadily redeveloping Old Town district. This guide covers Lilburn’s city government and where to find Good Morning Gwinnett’s Lilburn coverage.
City Government: Mayor & City Council
Lilburn is governed by a Mayor and four Council Members elected at-large to four-year staggered terms, with an appointed city manager overseeing daily operations. The city government was established in 1955 by state charter.
- Johnny Crist — Mayor
- Christina van Maanen — Council Member
- Scott Batterton — Council Member
- Mike Hart — Council Member
- Emil Powella — Council Member
Community & Diversity
Lilburn’s population reflects one of the most diverse communities in Gwinnett County, and the city has invested in Old Town Lilburn redevelopment, parks, and community programming to serve that population.
Business & Household Economy
Good Morning Gwinnett covers Gwinnett-wide economic issues affecting Lilburn residents, including rising gas and household costs, plus community resources such as free food distribution events at Bryson Park.
Stay Updated on Lilburn
This page is updated as Lilburn news develops — city council decisions, Old Town redevelopment, and community events. Follow Good Morning Gwinnett for ongoing Lilburn coverage.
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