How the city works · Two counties
Loganville Government
Loganville runs under a mayor-council form of government. An elected mayor and a city council set policy, and the council meets on the second Thursday of each month.
The city was first incorporated in the 1880s. Because it spans Walton and Gwinnett counties, the county services split by address side, but the city government is the one body every Loganville address shares.
The structure
An elected mayor and council
The mayor and council
An elected mayor and a city council set policy, with the council meeting on the second Thursday of each month.
The two counties
The city spans Walton and Gwinnett, so the county-level services split by address side while the city government serves every address.
The city's own work
What Loganville runs, and what the counties keep
The city runs its own administration, the Main Street downtown, and the city parks. The county side handles the schools through Walton and Gwinnett by address side, property tax, elections, and the county-level services.
Meetings
Public meetings on a regular schedule
Council meetings are open to the public and run on the second Thursday of each month. The agenda, the meeting calendar, and the department contacts live on the official city of Loganville website.
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