Welcome To Beaver Hills

One broken window, left unfixed, leads to another. It says nobody cares – and that says a lot about a community. If nobody cares, then it must be okay to break more windows, or let the trash pile up, or let weeds take over the property. Criminal activity festers. Formerly known as Operation Fixing Broken Windows, the Quality of Life Unit joins forces with local government and community organizations to prevent small problems from becoming big ones.

In Gwinnett County, people care. We don't tolerate such things as litter, graffiti, illegal signs, peddlers, or illegal dumping. Local laws clearly set standards of acceptable behavior in our communities. Renters and property owners share concerns about the safety and attractiveness of Gwinnett neighborhoods and shopping areas.

The County's primary role is to enforce existing ordinances related to litter, trash, dumping, junk cars, parking, signs, graffiti, maintenance, storage, zoning, and occupancy.
Taken from www.co.gwinnett.ga.us

Top 10 Violations

Junk Vehicles
Outdoor Storage
Pool Maintenance
Overcrowding
Accumulation of Refuse
Parking on Grass
Basketball Goals
Commercial Vehicle Parking
Mailbox/Building Numbers
Prohibited Signs

Violations of are punishable by60 days in the County jail and/or a fine of $25 to $1,000.

How are violators given notification?

Through BHCA:

1st notification: written notice from BHCA.

2nd notification: follow-up written or oral notification from BHCA.

3rd notification: Gwinnett County Police Department is notified of failure to comply.

Through the Police:

If you need to report a violation of either a neighbor or nearby area in our community, you may do so in one of two ways.

1. Online 2. Contact Pat Derrick 3. 24 Hour Hotline: 678-518-6032

Regardless of which method your report the violation, you MUST provide:
- YOUR NAME and CONTACT information
- COMPLETE ADDRESS of the violating address (including street number and name)
- DESCRIPTION of the violation

When violations involve neighbors, please consider first talking with this neighbor to see if the violation can be resolved in a neighborly manner. Perhaps your neighbors has had a life event that makes upkeep of their home difficult.

24 Hour Erosion Control Violation Reporting Hotline: 678.518.6099