Snellville is a community that is routed in southern charm and encompasses the beauty of diversity. A Tapestry Segmentation Area Profile can be viewed here.
Facts and Figures
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Date of Incorporation
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August 20, 1923 |
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Land Area
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10.4 square miles
5,843 acres
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Total Population
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Snellville: 19,439
Gwinnett County: 907,135
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Population Density
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3.4 persons/acre |
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Total Housing Units
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7,069 units |
| Housing Tenure |
Owner-occupied housing units: 84%
Renter-occupied housing units: 16%
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| Median Gross Rent |
$1,225 |
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Average Family Size
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Snellville: 2.82 |
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Education
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High school graduate or higher: 93%
Bachelor’s degree or higher: 31.2%
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Business Firms (2012)
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Number of firms: 3,827
Men-owned firms: 1,847
Women-owned firms: 1,684
Minority-owned firms: 1,981
Veteran-owned firms: 471
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Average Commute Time
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35 minutes |
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Race of population (Snellville)
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White: 61.0%
Black or African American: 30%
Hispanic: 7.4%
Asian & Other: 3.7%
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Business Resources
Whether you are an entrepreneur, a start-up, a growing business or a business owner just looking to find a few answers, the city partners with these folks to encourage your success:
SCORE North Metro Branch Facebook (Gwinnett)
SCORE North Metro Branch (Gwinnett) - You may schedule an appointment with a SCORE Mentor by clicking the BOOK NOW button on the SCORE Web Site.
Small Business Development Center (SBDC) - Gwinnett
For additional questions, please contact the City of Snellville’s Economic Development Director, Eric Van Otteren.
Contact Us
Eric G. Van Otteren
Economic Development Director
770.985.3502
evanotteren@snellville.org
Snellville...where everybody is proud to be somebody.