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Norcross pairs one of Gwinnett County’s oldest historic downtowns with one of its most diverse populations — a combination that’s driven years of steady redevelopment around its walkable town square. This guide covers Norcross’s city government, downtown redevelopment, and where to find the latest Norcross news from Good Morning Gwinnett.
City Government: Mayor & City Council
Norcross is governed by a Mayor and five Council Members elected at-large to staggered four-year terms, with a professional City Manager overseeing daily operations. Regular City Council meetings are held the first and third Monday of each month at City Hall.
- Craig Newton — Mayor. First elected in 2017, Newton is the first African American mayor of any city in Gwinnett County.
- Joshua Bare — Council Member
- Bruce Gaynor — Council Member
- Andrew Hixson — Council Member
Historic Downtown & Redevelopment
Norcross’s historic town square — with its early-1900s storefronts, the Norcross Art Splash festival, and a steady wave of new restaurants — is one of the more distinctive downtown cores in Gwinnett County. City leadership has prioritized preserving that historic character while encouraging redevelopment along the surrounding corridors.
Community & Diversity
Norcross is home to one of Gwinnett’s most ethnically diverse communities, reflected in its restaurant scene, community events, and business base. Good Morning Gwinnett covers Norcross-area happenings as part of our ongoing weekend events coverage.
Stay Updated on Norcross
This page is updated as Norcross news develops — city council decisions, downtown redevelopment, and community events. Follow Good Morning Gwinnett for ongoing Norcross coverage.
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