Public Works
The Public Works Department’s mission is to keep Duluth moving safely and efficiently while projecting a positive image to non-residents. We will achieve this through a comprehensive on-going program of roadway, street, and drainage maintenance and general outdoor preservation.
Contact Information on Roads and Road Projects in Duluth
City Streets: Duluth Public Works – Audrey Turner, Director 770-476-2454
Certain streets within the City are maintained by either Gwinnett County or the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT). A list of those streets and with approproate contact information is shown below.
Gwinnett County maintained roads – Bunten Road, North Berkeley Lake Road (from Buford Highway to Peachtree Industrial Blvd. and from Peachtree Industrial Blvd. to Howell Wood Trail), Old Peachtree Road, Peachtree Industrial Blvd., Pleasant Hill Road, and Rogers Bridge Road.
Gwinnett County Dept. of Transportation contact: Kim Conroy, Director (770-822-7400) or visit the Gwinnett County DOT website for more info. Road closure info for County road projects can be found on their website here.
The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) maintains the following roads in Duluth: Buford Highway (aka SR 23 aka US13) and Highway 120 (aka SR 120, Duluth Highway, Abbotts Bridge Rd.) Harold Mull, Area Engineer, is GDOT’s contact person. His phone number is 770-339-2308.
*Notice to Residents* (April 9, 2012):
Over the next several weeks you may see a crew or two out coring holes and inspecting our city pavements. They may be seen driving a little slower than usual and tagging your mail box with a piece of colored surveyors tape. Please do not be alarmed as we are embarking on a comprehensive pavement management program in an effort to maximize our precious road budget dollars to better serve you. Each one of our roads will be scientifically rated on a scale of 0 to 100 in order that the rehabilitation work may be categorized and ranked based on priority with help from the decision aiding capabilities of our new software program (MTC StreetSaver). The StreetSaver software is used in many cities across America much like ours. Please be patient with the crews if you should see them driving around the city with their flashing orange lights and survey crew ahead signs, as they are here to stretch our city budget and provide us with better roads for less money.
For further information please contact Audrey Turner at the City of Duluth Public Works Department, 770-476-2454
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