Resources - Gateway 85

Maps

District Map

Gateway85 CID is 14-square mile district along the I-85 corridor about one mile north of I-285. Click the image above to see an expanded view of our district.

Federal Opportunity Zones

Federal Opportunity Zones provide massive tax benefits to property owners and businesses in the district. Check out a presentation from a 2019 event on Opportunity Zones here or click here for added information.

For more information on Federal Opportunity Zones, please contact the Georgia Department of Community Affairs here.

State Opportunity Zones

Gateway85 CID is the only CID in Gwinnett County with both Federal and State Opportunity Zones, providing many tax benefits to property owners and businesses in the district. To download the Opportunity Zone map for Gwinnett County, click here.

For more information on State Opportunity Zones, please contact the Georgia Department of Community Affairs here.

Tax Allocation District

Tax Allocation Districts (TAD) are used nationwide as an economic development incentive to attract quality development to an underutilized or distressed redevelopment area. Georgia’s Redevelopment Powers Law gives local governments the authority to sell bonds to finance infrastructure and other redevelopment costs within a specifically defined area.

There are two approved TADs within Gateway85 (one centered around the Jimmy Carter Boulevard & I-85 interchange and the other at the Indian Trail Road & I-85 interchange).

To learn more, click here.

Studies

Jimmy Carter Blvd LCI
10 Year Update 2018

Indian Trail Market Area Market Update 2018

Indian Trail Lilburn Road LCI
10 Year Update 2017

Indian Trail LCI Market Study
2016

Annual Reports

Download the 2020 Annual Report

View 2019’s Annual Report

View 2018’s Annual Report

View 2017’s Annual Report

Explore the District

Visiting Gateway85? Check out the global flavors the district has to offer here.

COVID-19 Resources

Need COVID-19 Supplies?
If your business is in need of hand sanitizer, masks, face shields and more, please visit The Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD) for a list of Georgia-based suppliers here or you can download a complete list here. The GDEcD is collecting information from Georgia companies that indicate they are producing essential medical supplies in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and is sharing this information with Georgia’s units of local government and other potential in-state buyers as a courtesy. The product information and addresses were submitted by private companies to GDEcD and the list does not constitute an endorsement of any particular company or product by the State or by GDEcD.

COVID-19 Workplace Best Practices

The Gwinnett, Newton and Rockdale Health Departments are working hard to keep businesses informed on best practices in the workplace regarding COVID protocols. They recently produced a COVID-19 Guide to serve as a tool for Gwinnett businesses. You can find the guide here.

We hope it proves helpful to you. If you have questions or need more specific guidance, please visit www.gnrhealth.com/covid-19-info/.

Travel & Retail Supply Chain Updates

As business related to the COVID-19 pandemic is constantly changing, Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security is providing regular updates on the United States Travel and Retail Supply Chain industries.

For their latest updates click here.