They don't give a ish. They never answer the got damn phone, they never call back, they never…read morerespond to your emails. They are rude as fk. I drove here 4 times to Speak to someone because they won't respond and they are never in the office . Straight Sad!!!!

This place is terrible. My PO was a bitch . She never cared never asked hey how's everything going…read moreor can I assist you in anything. Po don't care. They are very rude not polite

One star is really being generous, As a business owner and independent observer at this office it…read morewas a shock to everything I know, I have never seen anything like this, Officers and Staff are rude beyond comprehension, I realize the people reporting here are not angels however they are human being, and if you want respect you need to give the same back regardless of circumstances, I don't know what kind of training the state provides for these Probation Officers the key seems to be A+ in how to be obnoxious, and the length of time these individuals have to sit and wait around is absurd, When your a negative rude individual and you perpetrate that on others expect the same reaction back, some food for thought, you catch more flies with honey than you do vinegar, a little respect goes a long way and gets results

I was called for Jury Duty for my first time since I moved to this county almost 3 years ago. I was…read moreimpressed with the efficiency of the process. I had to be there by 8am. That was a bummer. There is a lot of parking in the garage and an elevator to take you to the right floor. I was grateful to the other kind ladies that gave me directions. I went thru security quickly. Stood in line to check in. All really smooth and efficient. Big room with lots of screens to update you on information. Although I was selected for a judges trial, the case never came to fruition and we were cut loose just before lunch. I made $30. Excellent.

I was summoned to jury duty on tuesday, and I had to get there by 8am. If you are reporting to this…read moreplace for jury duty, don't forget your yellow card that comes in the mail. There is security at the entrance, so they will ask you to pull out all your electronics out of your bag to put in a basket that goes through a machine. You get cleared, and you proceed to go up the escalators to the assembly room where you check in, and wait. (Make sure to check in every day that you go in, so they know that you were there). The staff were all friendly with happy-go-lucky faces at 8 in the morning. Once you check in, they tell you where to sit to wait for your bailiffs. There was coffee in the back, and magazines to look at on the right hand side of the room. The projector screen at the front of the room has a few slides playing on repeat about what to expect and how much you will be compensated. Here in gwinnett county, it's $30 per day, that comes after a couple weeks in the form of a debit card. Around 9am, we were assigned seating arrangements, and I got seated one seat to the left (I guess I got lucky, haha). Anyway, we waited another hour or so before we were called into the courtroom. There were about 40 of us, and they only choose ~12 people for the jury. The attorneys asked everyone general questions, then asked individuals specific questions, which took forever. We took a 15 min break where we went back to the assembly room/used the restrooms/ etc. Then went back in around 11:50am. The attorneys continued to asked questions til 12:30pm, where we took our 1 hr lunch break. I ate something in the cafeteria downstairs which ill review as well. Back to the court room, they ended up only asking 28/40 people individual questions because they had already had an idea of who to choose to be in their jury. They took 30-40 min to decide the final 12. Those who were not chosen went back to the assembly room, and got dismissed. By the time I left, it was already ~3pm. Before, if you were dismissed from jury duty from one panel, they would have you wait for the next panel to open up, but as of recently, if you get dismissed from the first panel, you are done for the rest of the week. You wont be summoned for jury duty for another two to three years. Hooray! We are all great citizens. All in all, minus the waiting, this was a great experience, and I hope to be selected to be part of a jury one day. The building smelled like the airport, and was really nice and neat. There were restrooms everywhere, so dont worry about not being able to find one. On a side note: if youre like me and you forgot to call in before jury duty and missed a day, you can just call to reschedule. But dont miss it on purpose. I literally forgot til the day of. Have fun!

The ONLY thing that made the rating of this office this high is the support and professionalism…read moreshown by Officer Hicks. Luckily he was on the Probation 'team' with my child's PO (who wouldn't return phone calls), and he was always kind, courteous, and dependable when it came to keeping his word, as well as being straightforward about the process. I can't complain about the poor telephone receptionist either, as she always had a pleasant voice and provided answers (when possible) to my questions. I can only imagine the grief she receives on a daily basis from disgruntled probationers and their loved ones. This office location listed (showing 1/24/17) is incorrect. They are actually located at 410 W Oak Street in Lawrenceville.

Officer Hicks I believe got the boot to harass people trying to complete their sentence in another…read morecounty. These people, the officers, are assholes. They give you bogus ass times to show up only to make you wait 2-4 hours to ask you five questions, and maybe pee. It's literally an adult alternative high school, no those old episodes of Maury where all the bad ass kids come n tell what they did then the drill sergeant comes out yells profanity at them then takes them to the back... Yup just like that except will pay fines, and aren't always allowed to leave the state. Most of us are ashamed of our crimes, and they treat most of us there like child murders. Then when you're not friendly to them it's a problem. I hated my three yr probation but I got the fuck on after. Gwinnett will suck the life out of you if you let it. Officer Robertson n Greene were straight, very understanding and wants they want you doing your best.

I came here for work to check on the city code's for a site that I was interested in building…read moreupon. Its location was between two cities and depending on the various fees that the city may charge it could either attract or deter my investors. I was able to get some specific answers from the city codes people here and they were quite helpful despite the fact that they had a guy who was throwing a fit in the room. Apparently he begin remodeling on a house before he applied for the proper licensing and now he realizes it's going to cost him several thousands more dollars than he had anticipated....I feel for the guy but it's not the city worker's fault....take it up with your state representative... I applaud these guys for keeping their cool and for being a total professional at all times despite the stressful situations that they are put under at times for just working for the city.... 1312th review 4/18/2018 232nd for 2018

The absolute worst county in the state for planning and permits! They keep coming up with ways to…read moremake it more complicated. Website is terrible, customer service is terrible. Failing grade across the board!

That whole situation with Kai was ridiculous, and enraged me. We called from the beginning, why is…read morethe dog walking by itself in the dense woods when the suspect has a gun anyway? How did the dog take last priority afterwardsas well? Even over the suspect? That dog is an officer too. Should have 1st priority since it can't help itself honestly! And if not, your police force should not have k9's then!! Like wtf, the 4 officers had to secure the suspect all together?? He should of grabbed his dog and ran him back to his squad car for immediate help!! If that was one of those officers shot they would of had wasted any time, but since it's a dog.. A dog that was trying to catch your suspect by the way. You just said screw it tho huh? If the dog was anything more than just a tool to you i guarantee It would of been handled differently.. Regulardless of protocol the amount of time wasted before they even attempted to get him out of the woods was absolutely insane! Then you made him frickin walk out!! That k9 deserves a better owner hands down! Shame on your whole department!

Stopped by the GCSO's office today on a business venture. Learning the Gwinnett County system for a…read morenon-profit good fit liaison (GFL) between the public and the operations side of government entities. Still developing the business model but I think this service is starting to trend since COVID-19 surfaced our planet. We can start the journey here as an example: https://www.gwinnettcounty.com/web/gwinnett/departments https://www.gwinnettcounty.com/web/gwinnett/departments/gwinnettcountysheriff https://www.gwinnettcounty.com/web/gwinnett/departments/gwinnettcountysheriff/communityoutreach (one of my goals is to provide service for common levels of service) " The Community Outreach Section connects the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office with the community through innovative and collaborative programs and services. Remember they are calling this a section. "Community Outreach is committed and designed to close the gap between the community and law enforcement by establishing positive relationships in a non-enforcement capacity." https://www.gwinnettcounty.com/web/gwinnett/departments/communityservices (these types are also trending because people are moving around a lot from state to state) be a nice way to bridge the gap for transplants https://www.gwinnettcounty.com/web/gwinnett/services/solidwastemanagement (recycling services) There are a lot of items to look at but the ones we find ourselves working on are the ones that are trending. Overall the visit and the experience was pleasant. Gwinnett can stand to take larger chunks out of the diversity bucket and open the doors wider for new business owners small and large

Well for those of you who have never attended traffic court on your own behalf....welcome. It moves…read morepretty quickly here. They are very organized and on a very rare occasion people leave without fines. I'd say depending on your charge there is a 90% chance you'll have the fine reduced if you plead nolo or guilty. If you ask for a ridiculous request the state rep will be sure to tell you and embarrass you in front of the entire court room. This court is here to collect funds so just be prepared to pay something. But I do suggest going to court to increase your. Janice of at least a reduced fine. They do accept credit/debit but no personal checks. Payment plans can also be arranged. They call defendants up in no particular order. I was in and out in just over an hour in a packed courtroom. Good luck!

Hard place to navigate due to all the construction and new buildings going up. Records department…read morefolks are knowledgeable and willing to help. Security checkpoint officers are nice and polite. They do have court cases of different types and ranges so being quiet is a must.