Gwinnett Sexual Assault Center Still Lacking New Home

Officials said the center must leave its Duluth location by July 1.

Posted Wed, May 15, 2013 at 6:02 pm ET|Updated Fri, May 31, 2013 at 10:00 am ET

The deadline for a Gwinnett County sexual assault crisis center to find a new home is steadily approaching.

City of Duluth officials gave the Gwinnett Sexual Assault & Children's Advocacy Center a July 1 deadline to move out of a home its been in for more than two decades.

As of May 15, the center still did not have a place to relocate to, said Ann Burdges, chief executive officer and executive director.

Back in September, city officials notified the center's leadership that the building would be demolished because of persistent maintenance issues.

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