The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners adopted on Monday the 2045 Unified Plan.
Gwinnett County officials said the unified plan sets a vision for the county over the next two decades.
The plan was developed over 11 months by Gwinnett Planning and Development which used stakeholder and community feedback as a catalyst for its recommendations, tackling key issues related to land use, economic development, housing, transportation, sustainable infrastructure and community resources.
“As Gwinnett continues to experience significant population growth, the adopted 2045 Unified Plan embraces innovative ways to maximize land use and guide future development,” Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson said. “Through thoughtful planning and strategic implementation, this blueprint charts a course for sustainable growth but also lays the groundwork for a vibrant and connected future.”
Gwinnett officials said the plan serves as a roadmap for the county which offers tangible steps to accommodate the county’s projected population growth of nearly half a million residents by 2045.
The plan also includes actionable goals, strategies, priorities, and implementation tools to guide elected officials, County staff, and other community leaders.
To view the full 2045 Unified Plan, visit GwinnettCounty.com/2045UnifiedPlan.
