The Sugarloaf Community Improvement District was formed in 2016 to ensure the long-term success of Gwinnett County’s premiere business and entertainment district.
The CID is one of the region’s top ten employment centers. Together with Gwinnett Place, the Sugarloaf business district ranks #4 for jobs and #3 for businesses in all of Metro Atlanta. The CID is also home to the Infinite Energy Center, a regional destination that attracts over a million visitors a year. Exciting plans for expansion and new development at this site are also in the works.
In just one year, the CID has leveraged $7.7 million in funding for transportation improvements in the CID, developed concepts to improve six intersections and the Sugarloaf corridor, completed an inventory of sidewalk and pedestrian needs, maintained landscaping at the I-85 interchange, and expanded the CID for a 61% increase in taxable value.
The CID understands that areas that are successful adapt to changing demands. We are working to make sure the Sugarloaf district remains attractive for years to come. Please visit our projects page to learn more.
Board of Directors
Brand Morgan
Brand Properties
Jim Ezell
Retail Planning Corporation
Stan Hall
Gwinnett Sports Commission
Craig Brown
Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce
Scott Meadows
Brand Real Estate Services
Joseph Macrina
Wolverton & Associates
Norwood Davis
12Stone Church
Crawford Arnold
TPA Group
Chris Brown
Duke Realty
Tom Wheeler
Brand Properties Real Estate Services
Perry Tindol
Allgood Services of Georgia
Staff
Alyssa Davis
As Executive Director of the CID, Alyssa Davis is responsible for leading the day to day operations of the CID to ensure the long-term success of Gwinnett’s premiere business and entertainment district. Before joining the Sugarloaf CID, she worked for seven years at the Gwinnett Village CID where she managed the CID‘s plans and transportation projects. Alyssa has a Master’s of City and Regional Planning from the Georgia Institute of Technology, and she is a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP). She is also a graduate of Leadership Gwinnett and the Regional Leadership Institute and Vice President of Advance Atlanta. Prior to her experience working with CIDs, Alyssa participated in Teach for America and worked for more five years as a teacher in New York City and Atlanta.