Gwinnett County is one of America's fastest growing counties for the past 20 years. Created in 1818 by state legislature, some of the land had been part of Jackson County and the rest was frontier land ceded to the state by the Creek Indians. Gwinnett County was named after Button Gwinnett, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, who was a state legislator and served as Georgia's Governor for a few months in 1777. He was wounded in a duel and died three days later, on May 19, 1777. He is buried in Savannah, Georgia.

GPS's number one goal is to provide knowledge, research , understanding, and intervention of paranormal phenomena that has been sited in the clients home or location. And as always, our clients well being , safety, privacy, and confidentiality are foremost with our investigations. Our research includes the use of various types of equipment such as EMF meters, DVR's, cameras, and infrared technology to help validate what the client is experiencing. We value our customers and strive to find answers as to what may be lurking from the other side as well as how to handle future phenomena as they appear.

For inquiries about our non-profit organization or if you have a location you feel needs to be investigated, please contact Jody Prescott (case manager) at jody@gwinnettparanormal.org.