The City of Dunwoody will hold three town hall meetings in May to share information and listen to community input about city finances and capital investments. All are invited to participate and help consider options and plan for the future.
Tuesday, May 17
Kingsley Racquet and Swim Club
2325 North Peachtree Way
Tuesday, May 24
Dunwoody City Hall
4800 Ashford Dunwoody Road
Wednesday, May 25
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City of Dunwoody to hold town halls on capital investments
The town halls are open to all and will be held in three different locations on three different nights to increase access and participation.
Dunwoody, GA – May 10, 2022 – The City of Dunwoody will hold three town halls in May to share information and listen to community input about city finances and capital investments.… Read More »
Expanding City Just North of Atlanta Will Work With Experienced Architecture and Engineering Firm to Develop Vision for Perimeter Center District to Meet the Growing Needs of the Community
Dunwoody, Ga. – November 30, 2021 – The City of Dunwoody today announced the approval of a contract with architecture and engineering firm, Pond & Company, for its Edge City 2.0 Project.… Read More »
by Lauren Townsend for The Aha! Connection
DeKalb County School District presented the comprehensive master plan proposal (CMP) from a contracted third party in the first of seven regional online town hall meetings last night. Region 1’s meeting is scheduled to take place on October 26, 2021 at 6pm and the link can be found HERE.… Read More »
Saint Jude the Apostle Catholic Church established a Flag Drop Box for the community to deposit discarded American Flags. The Drop Box is located at 705 Spalding Drive, Sandy Springs.
The Drop Box was donated by the St. Jude the Apostle Assembly 3856 of the Knights of Columbus, a Catholic men’s service organization.… Read More »
Proposed budget begins the use of American Rescue Plan funding and addresses compensation of public safety personnel.
Dunwoody, GA – August 31, 2021 – Dunwoody Mayor Lynn Deutsch and City Manager Eric Linton transmitted the proposed 2022 Budget for the City of Dunwoody to the full Council today, as required by the City’s Charter.
The proposed budget raises the entry-level salaries of public safety officers and detectives.… Read More »
Registration is underway for this community-wide cleanup on October 16.
Dunwoody, GA – September 1, 2021 – The City of Dunwoody invites volunteers to participate in the #GreatDunwoodyCleanup on October 16. This is the second year for the event, which is designed to make it easy for individuals, families, neighbors, teams, or civic groups to help keep Dunwoody beautiful by picking up trash and clearing debris from storm drains.… Read More »
A mixed-use development that includes senior housing will no longer require the lessee to be 55 years or older, just the occupant.
At an Aug. 26 meeting, the Dunwoody Development Authority – a body which issues tax breaks for real estate projects – approved changes to the “Memorandum of Understanding” for a development at 84 Perimeter Center East at the intersection of Ashford-Dunwoody Road.… Read More »
Dunwoody is expanding its pandemic relief effort for nonprofits to provide more than $600,000 worth of financial aid.
The City Council unanimously approved an extra allocation of $100,000 during its Monday meeting. Assistant City Manager Jay Vinicki said the nonprofit relief program has already awarded $535,000 to nonprofits in the city using federal COVID-19 relief funds.… Read More »
Dozens of residents told Dunwoody leaders they oppose a city staff-backed rezoning effort that they fear would cost them their privacy.
More than 30 residents attended Monday’s City Council meeting and about 1,700 people signed a petition opposing the plan, which would rezone two parcels within the 160-acre Dunwoody Village to encourage redevelopment as a downtown district.… Read More »
The Dunwoody City Council unanimously approved the nomination of Bastien to fill the unexpired term of Pam Tallmadge.
Dunwoody, GA – August 24, 2021 – During last night’s meeting, the Dunwoody City Council unanimously approved the nomination of Villard “Ardy” Bastien to fill the unexpired term of Pam Tallmadge in City Council Post 1.… Read More »
Four new candidates and two incumbents have qualified for Dunwoody’s upcoming City Council elections.
Qualifying began on Aug. 16 and ended on Aug. 18 at 4:30 p.m. To qualify, candidates had to file a Notice of Candidacy with the Dunwoody city clerk within that time and pay a fee of $360.
According to the city’s website, incumbent Councilmember Jim Riticher will run again for District 2.… Read More »
Vermack Road Path from Vanderlyn Drive to Womack Road
The City of Dunwoody strives for enhanced community connectivity, which includes providing accessible sidewalks, accommodations for bicycles and safe routes to schools. The current sidewalk in front of Dunwoody High School on Vermack Road has utility poles for electrical transmission lines located within the walkway, and the sidewalk does not meet Americans with Disabilities Act requirements.… Read More »
Traffic at one of the most congested interchanges in metro Atlanta is about to get dramatically worse as construction peaks at I-285 and Ga. 400.
The weekend after Labor Day, the Georgia Department of Transportation will shrink the Perimeter from five lanes to three lanes in each direction from Roswell Road to Ashford Dunwoody Road, creating a colossal headache for hundreds of thousands of motorists.… Read More »
Dunwoody, GA – February 9, 2021 – The Dunwoody City Council approved the 2021 paving program, which will cover 41 streets and almost 20 lane miles. Blount Construction received a contract extension for $2,960,709. Most of the funding comes from DeKalb County’s Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST). The Georgia Department of Transportation will also provide $401,000 through Local Maintenance and Improvement Grant (LMIG) funds.… Read More »
