For those of you who live on Trumbull Drive or travel through Meadowlake neighborhood, you’ll have noticed that it is now a dirt road. This project started Monday and although we are thrilled to be getting a new road, this process is more comprehensive and lengthier than what most of us imagined.… Read More »
The City of Dunwoody has earned the highest form of recognition in governmental budgeting for the 10th year.
Dunwoody, GA – July 11, 2019 – The City of Dunwoody has received the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for the current budget from the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA). It is the highest form of recognition in governmental budgeting. … Read More »
Dunwoody hosts a month-long calendar of events to celebrate Parks and Rec Month
Dunwoody, GA – July 1, 2019 – Summer is the perfect time to explore the great things happening throughout the more than 170 acres of Dunwoody’s parks. During July, Dunwoody’s Parks and Recreation department joins the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) for a nationwide “Game On” celebration.… Read More »
As we approach the Fourth of July holiday, please be sure that the residents and visitors in your communities are complying with the law regarding discharging of fireworks. Last night, officers were dispatched to an apartment community where fireworks were being set off well into 3:00 in the morning. Officers were able to locate the individuals and subsequently arrested them on drug charges.… Read More »
Check out the underground images in this video that show buried downspouts in #Dunwoody poking into stormwater pipes. The City of Dunwoody Public Works Department encourages you to know where your downspouts go and make sure they’re draining properly. If you have any questions, call 678.382.6850.
The Georgia Municipal Association will recognize the City of Dunwoody during the 2019 GMA Convention.
Dunwoody, GA – June 19, 2019 – The City of Dunwoody will be recognized as a Georgia Certified City of Ethics during an awards luncheon on Sunday at the 2019 Georgia Municipal Association (GMA) Convention in Savannah. The GMA Ethics Certification Committee has determined that Dunwoody meets the qualifications for its second recertification.… Read More »
I borrowed this picture from a friend’s FB page. This is the Jett Ferry CVS. Apparently someone stole their ATM machine Tuesday night. CVS is open! Thanks for the scoop Heidi.… Read More »
Jay Vinicki has been named the new Assistant City Manager for the City of Dunwoody. Mr. Vinicki comes to Dunwoody from Atlanta Public Schools, where he has served as the executive director of budget services since May 2018.
“Having worked in and around the Dunwoody area for more than a decade, I appreciate the sense of community that the city offers,” Mr.… Read More »
City’s millage rate of 2.74 will be considered during three public hearings.
The City of Dunwoody will consider setting the millage rate for real estate at a maximum of 2.74 mills following the recent revaluation of real property tax assessments, preserving the same millage rate since incorporation in 2008.
The city received notice of its seventh year-over-year increase in the real and personal tax digest for 2019 as a result of the revaluation of real property tax assessments performed by the DeKalb County Tax Commissioner’s office.… Read More »
Happy 2019 to all of our members and visitors! Many thanks to all of you who attended the Annual Meeting in January, or watched via video on Facebook.
Our first regular board meeting of the year is this Sunday, February 10. The agenda is dedicated to GDOT’s representative, Tim Matthews. You may have read in the papers or online about additional toll lanes coming to I-285 along Dunwoody’s southern border. … Read More »
Dunwoody City Councilmember Terry Nall said he is running for mayor in the Nov. 5 city election no matter what, while current Mayor Denis Shortal said he hasn’t made a decision about reelection. Continue at Reporter Newspapers… Read More »
The area around Perimeter Mall has become fertile ground for an urban-style renaissance like few OTP communities have ever seen. As transformative proposals such as Grubb Properties’s Park at Perimeter Center East mixed-use build and Trammell…
Dunwoody officials and staff began moving into its newly renovated city hall building at 4800 Ashford-Dunwoody Road this week. Plans are for the move to be complete by Jan. 2 when the City Council will hold its first meeting of 2018 in its newly upgraded council chambers. Continue reading at Reporter Newspapers… Read More »
A few years ago at the Dunwoody Arts Festival, Mike Parks walked past the Dunwoody Rotary booth and was overheard to say, “Rotary changed my life.” The Rotary membership chairman happened to be the one who heard this comment and stepped out to engage him in conversation.
Fast forward to this week: Parks was named Rotarian of the Year by the Rotary Club of Dunwoody, partly because he has worked tirelessly and successfully to bring the Rotary Youth Exchange Scholarship, worth $24,000 each, to Georgia.… Read More »