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Here's this week's highlights:
The Lilburn Loop: June 16
Recap from the June 9 Council Meeting
On June 9, the Mayor and Council approved the operating and capital budgets for the upcoming fiscal year totaling $41M. The primary operating fund for the city is the General Fund with an adopted budget of $14.8M. To learn more about the FY25-26 budget, you may view the presentation from the work session by clicking the link: FY 25-26 Adopted Budget
Rock the Park to be Rescheduled
Unfortunately, last week's intense weather forced the cancellation of Rock the Park just as everything was set and ready to go. No one was more disappointed than our city staff — and we know many of you were looking forward to the fun as well. We’re actively working on rescheduling and will share details as soon as they’re finalized. Thank you for your understanding and stay tuned!
Town Hall Meeting Tonight (Monday) June 16
Mayor Crist's Town Hall Meeting
Monday, June 16 | 7:00 p.m.
Preston Room
Lilburn City Hall (340 Main St.)
Food Truck Tuesday
Food Truck Tuesday is rolling back into Old Town Lilburn tomorrow, June 17! Join us at the corner of Main Street and First Avenue anytime between 12 PM and 9 PM for a full day of delicious food and community fun. This week’s featured trucks are C-Bo’s BBQ, serving up slow-smoked Southern classics, and Brother’s Chimichurri, known for their bold, flavorful Argentine-inspired dishes. Whether you’re stopping by for lunch, dinner, or both, you’ll find great eats and a friendly vibe in the heart of Lilburn. Don’t forget to bring your appetite—and a few friends! Learn More About Food Truck Tuesday
It's Chipper Week!
Place items to be chipped by the curb and the city's chipper service will remove your debris. Please note, weather can impact this schedule. Learn More About Chipper Service
DDA Meeting This Wednesday, June 18
Downtown Development Authority Meeting
Wednesday, June 18 | 6:30 p.m.
2nd Floor Work Session Room
Lilburn City Hall (340 Main St.)
Learn More About the DDA
City Offices Closed Thursday, June 19
Thursday, June 19, city offices will be closed in observance of Juneteenth. Trash pickup will not be affected.
Bingo Night at the Wynne-Russell House This Saturday, June 21
Looking for a fun night out with friends? Don’t miss Bingo Night at the Historic Wynne-Russell House on Saturday, June 21 from 7:00 to 8:30 PM! For just $15, guests will enjoy snacks, drinks, and one bingo card—with chances to win great prizes throughout the evening. Additional bingo cards will be available for purchase at the house (1 for $2 or 3 for $5). This event is for adults only, and seating is limited, so early registration is encouraged. Proceeds support ongoing improvements and repairs to the property. Learn More About Bingo Night
Save the Date for Sparkle in the Park!
Join us for a dazzling Independence Day kickoff on Thursday, July 3, 2025, from 6 PM to 10 PM at Lilburn City Park! Enjoy live music, delicious food vendors, family-friendly activities—and a fireworks spectacular that lights up the night sky. Groove to funk-fueled tunes from opening act Funk Cake and headline stars No Diggity Band. Learn More About Sparkle in the Park
Tax Assessment Appeals
The Gwinnett County Tax Commissioner's Office mailed 2025 property assessments to all property owners in Lilburn. Please review your assessed value. If you do not agree with the 2025 valuation, you may appeal. There is no cost to appeal, and you may save on your 2025 property taxes if your appeal is successful. Learn More About Appeals
What Determines Your Property Tax?
Learn More About Taxes in Lilburn
Lilburn Community Garden
Things are starting to take shape at the Community Garden! This week, crews will be prepping the area and beginning installation of columns for the new sign, archway, and fence. Stay tuned as this space continues to bloom!
Greenway Trail Closure Update
Friendly reminder that a portion of the Greenway Trail—approximately 330 yards—is currently closed for construction. But good news! The trail is still open and accessible from both Velva Circle and Lion's Club Park. We hope to reopen the trail in July. Please use these alternate access points while the closure is in effect, and thank you for your patience as we work to keep the trail safe and enjoyable for everyone! Closure Map
Bryson/Hood Road Re-alignment Project Update
Work continues to progress on the Bryson/Hood Road realignment project, which is now approximately 80% complete with completion expected late summer. The tie-in at Lilburn School Road has been completed, with curb and gutter now in place. Barring any significant weather delays, paving is expected to take place within the week. Meanwhile, grading and base work for the new right-turn lane will be finished this week, with paving scheduled to coincide with the Lilburn School Road paving.
Railroad Avenue Project Update
Construction is moving right along! This week, crews will begin pouring walls for the parking deck as part of the ongoing Railroad Avenue project. Want to see how it's coming together? Stay in the know and on the go — follow project updates here: Learn More About the Railroad Ave Project