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Here's this week's highlights:
The Lilburn Loop: January 12
Council Meeting Tonight, Monday 1/12
Please join us for the City Council Meeting tonight, Monday, January 12. The City Council will hold a Work Session at 6:30 p.m., followed by the Regular Council Meeting at 7:30 p.m.
Learn More About Mayor & Council
It's Chipper Week
Chipper service will be available next week to help residents dispose of yard debris such as limbs and branches. Please place materials neatly at the curb by the evening before your scheduled collection day. Limbs should be cut to manageable lengths, and debris should be free of trash, bags, or other materials.
Thank you for helping keep Lilburn clean and beautiful!
Learn More About Chipper Service
Recycle Right in the New Year
Start the year clutter-free — recycle old mail, magazines & newspapers
Think before you toss — separate recyclables from trash carefully
Reuse where you can — jars, containers, and boxes for storage or crafts
No plastic bags, Styrofoam, glass or holiday décor
Undecorated live trees only — Bring One for the Chipper
Live Christmas trees accepted at Lilburn Public Works (through January 31st ) & at the fire stations below:
- Lilburn Fire Station #1 – 12 Harmony Grove Rd
- Lilburn Fire Station #2 – Stone Dr
- Five Forks Trickum Fire Station (nearby in unincorporated area)
Start the New Year right — recycle smart in Lilburn!
Learn More About Recycling
Mayor's Town Hall Date Change
Please note that the Mayor’s Town Hall meeting originally scheduled for Monday, January 19, has been moved to Tuesday, January 20, due to city offices being closed in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
We appreciate your understanding and look forward to seeing residents at the rescheduled meeting.
Mark Your Calendar: Red Cross Blood Drive
The Lilburn Police Department is partnering with the American Red Cross to host a community blood drive, and we invite you to be part of this lifesaving effort.
Blood donations are critically needed, and just one donation can help save multiple lives. Please consider scheduling an appointment and joining us to support patients in need across our region.
Date: Friday, January 16
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Location: The Preston Room, 1st Floor, Lilburn City Hall
Appointments are encouraged.
Learn More About the Blood Drive
Coming Soon: 2026 Event Calendar
We’re putting the finishing touches on the City of Lilburn’s 2026 Event Calendar—stay tuned for all the fun ahead!
While dates for events will be announced soon, please note that meeting times for Mayor & Council, boards, and commissions will remain the same as in 2025.
We’ll share the full calendar as soon as it’s ready, so keep an eye on the Lilburn Loop and city communication channels.
Upcoming Board Meetings
The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) will be meeting on Wednesday, January 21. The Planning Commission will be meeting on Thursday, January 22. Find meeting times, locations and agendas on the Boards & Commissions page of our website below.
Learn More About Boards & Commissions
Spring Cornhole League
It may be cold outside right now, but spring will be here before you know it—and with warmer weather comes cornhole season in Lilburn!
Registration for the Spring Cornhole League begins January 19, with league play starting March 16. Now’s the time to call your friends, assemble your teams, and get ready for some friendly competition and outdoor fun.
Stay tuned for registration details and get ready to toss some bags!
Learn More About Cornhole in Old Town Lilburn
City Closed Monday, 1/19, for MLK Day
In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, city offices will be closed on Monday, January 19. Sanitation services will continue on their regular schedule.
Learn More About City Holiday Observances
Comprehensive Plan Workshop on Tuesday, 1/27
Join us for a Comprehensive Plan Workshop on Tuesday, January 27, from 4:30–6:30 p.m. During the workshop, three future growth scenarios will be presented for review and discussion.
Comprehensive plans help guide decisions about future zoning and land uses, ensuring that growth aligns with the community’s vision, infrastructure, and quality of life. Community input is an important part of this process, and residents are encouraged to attend.
Community Notice: Targeted Traffic Enforcement
The Lilburn Police Department will be conducting targeted enforcement focused on excessively loud mufflers in response to concerns shared by residents.
This effort is part of our ongoing commitment to maintaining a safe, comfortable, and welcoming community for everyone who lives, works, and visits Lilburn. Excessive vehicle noise can be disruptive to neighborhoods and businesses, and addressing it helps preserve the quality of life we all value.
We appreciate the community’s feedback and partnership as we work together to keep Lilburn a great place to call home.
Report a Loud Vehicle with SeeClickFix
It's Renewal Season for Lilburn Businesses
Occupational Tax Renewal documents were due December 4 for processing, and payment is due no later than January 31.
Need more information? Click the links below for renewal details and required forms.
Renew early to keep your business ready for a successful new year in Lilburn!
Please contact Business Services with any questions at 770-921-2210.
Learn More About Business Licenses
First and Main Assemblage Update
Work is underway at the First Avenue and Main Street assemblage, a public-private partnership led by the Downtown Development Authority (DDA) to support future investment in Old Town Lilburn. Crews are preparing the 2.61-acre site for a mixed-use development, which is planned to include commercial space along Main Street and residential units along Velva Way.
Lewis Contracting Services began site work in early November, and crews are installing underground storm utilities. Site development is expected to continue through mid-summer 2026. As this project moves forward, all plans and renderings remain conceptual and subject to change. Updates will continue to be shared as progress is made. This project represents another step toward reinvestment in Old Town, and the city will continue to keep the community informed as work progresses.
Learn More About the First and Main Project
Railroad Avenue Project Update: Porchline & the Parking Deck
Construction continues to move forward at The Porchline and Parking Deck, with visible progress across the site. Work on the parking deck includes installing doors and frames, completing elevator-related steel work, and beginning inspections. In the multifamily buildings, roofing, windows, doors, siding, and brickwork are all underway, along with interior finishes and inspections in shared amenity spaces. Cabinet deliveries are expected late next week, and a major milestone is coming up with the final construction crane scheduled to leave the site on Friday.
Learn More About the Railroad Ave Project