City of Duluth, Georgia

Clearbrooke Way Temporarily Closed

Clearbrooke Way between Highbrooke Trail and River Summit Trail is closed temporarily due to stormwater pipe failure. Repairs will be made as quickly as possible.

FY 2014 DRAFT Budget Released

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“Capture the Spirit of Good Living” Duluth Photo Contest

The submission deadline is June 7, 2013

Duluth, Georgia is a city that blends small town charm with contemporary interests and values. Duluth encompasses many unique places and people. Through this photo contest we want to see what “Capture the Spirit of Good Living” means to you. Photos could be of anything in Duluth; the shops, events, parks, people, historical sites, or anything you love and inspires you in Duluth! We hope that this contest will help artists gain exposure for their talents and provide a valuable piece to add to their portfolios. Duluth will reward the winner with his or her photo featured on the cover of Duluth Life. Additionally, the top photos will be displayed in City Hall and possibly be used in other promotional items! Click here for submission specifications and application.

Your Pennies at Work

Every four years citizens are asked to consider continuing the one cent sales tax known as the Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST). It is up to the County Commissioners to call a referendum that would take place in November of this year for the purpose of continuing the sales tax. The SPLOST is Duluth’s primary source of funds for capital improvements such as road resurfacing, sidewalks, parks and public safety equipment to name a few. Click here for projects being considered for 2014 SPLOST Dollars if a referendum is called.

Duluth’s Gateway Public Art Project Generously Funded by AGCO

The City of Duluth, Georgia, led by the Gateway Art Project Committee (GAPC) and Mayor Nancy Harris, are very pleased to announce that out of 85 letters of intent from artists all over the country for this very exciting public art project, the committee has selected local artist, Michael Dillon, from Milton, Georgia to design Duluth’s first piece of public art. The chosen design will be a permanent piece of original art to be installed in the center of the newly constructed roundabout located at the intersections of West Lawrenceville Street, McClure Bridge Road and Irvindale Road. This historic residential setting is considered a “gateway” into downtown Duluth, and this piece of art is expected to become a significant icon in our City and an important symbol to welcome citizens and visitors alike into the heart of Duluth. Click here to continue reading.