Sugar Hill Mayor Pro Tem Taylor Anderson

You're doing a great job Sugar Hill! Let's see if we can hit that goal!

2020 has been amongst the most challenging years but without fail our community has risen to the occasion to support one another. Our schools, churches, non-profits, companies, neighborhoods and individual community members have answered the call with each challenge, which at times seemed to come one on top of another. We are so incredibly fortunate to live in Sugar Hill. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and your family. May 2021 bring health, happiness and the opportunities to gather more often once again and celebrate our amazing city.

ICYMI: Updates from the city on construction projects including the Greenway, Gary Pirkle Park (new fields), the 22 acre park along Hwy 20 and the art/history museum at Broadstone. At last Monday's meeting, Mayor and Council approved the contract to Sugar Hill based Precision Turf, LLC for replacement of the old fields at Gary Pirkle Park which were damaged beyond repair during the flood in October. For more information: https://cityofsugarhill.com/public-projects-construction-u/

A picture perfect night in Sugar Hill for viewing the Christmas star and moon. Merry Christmas!

Mayor and Council adopted the 2021 budget for the city at Monday’s meeting. There were a couple of public comments on the budget, which are appreciated. I wanted to post my full comments here as there is, once again, misinformation, misrepresentation and omissions being posted on social media regarding comments from Mayor and Council. My comments consisted of five points: + Travel: A comment was made regarding Mayor and Council’s use of city issued credit cards. Mayor and Co...Continue reading

Congratulations to Sugar Hill Youth Council's Bhaumi Shah!

Congratulations to Black Women's Association of Sugar Hill's Tiffany Hale Carter!

Great news! We honored our individual teachers' of the year at our November council meeting. Excited to hear that Sugar Hill Elementary's Katie Blum won GCPS's Teacher of the Year for the entire system! That makes two years in a row that the two clusters that serve city residents have won. Last year, North Gwinnett High School's Rebecca Carlisle was the overall Teacher of the Year. Congratulations!