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Dunwoody can be defined as the area west of Peachtree Industrial Blvd, north of I-285, and east of GA400 and around the perimeter mall area. On the northeast side Dunwoody extends almost to Holcomb Bridge Rd. Dunwoody is southwest of Norcross, South of Roswell, East of Sandy Springs, and north of Chamblee. Dunwoody is convenient to Perimter Mall, I-285, and GA400 with easy access to Downtown, and Buckhead. This area is one of the most established suburban areas of Atlanta.
Dunwoody is one of the most sought after cities for young families looking for quality public schools. Values are highest in the Vanderlyn and Austin elementary school districts, but Kingsley and Chestnut elementary schools are relatively strong as well. Peachtree Middle School and Dunwoody High School are very well respected in and around the Atlanta Metro areas.
Dunwoody has homes built from the late 1950's to the present. Each pocket of the suburb has it's own feel depending on the decade built, but none varies too far from the 4 bed 2.5 bath "Traditional" home. While many Realtors joke about the fact that every home in Dunwoody is the same, there is something to be said for stability. There is a reason why this floor plan is so popular; it works for so many buyers.
Dunwoody residents can enjoy several mom and pop shops and make grocery runs to the Dunwoody Village. Closer to I-285/GA400 is The Perimter Mall which houses such stores as Bloomingdale's, Nordstrom, Macy's, Dillards as well as restaurants such as Maggiano's and Cheesecake Factory. The Perimeter Mall area also has the Perimeter Pointe 10 Movie Theater as well as LA Fitness, and Target. Perimeter Mall also hosts The Dunwoody Beer Fest in May which benefits Camp Twin Lakes (a not-for-profit organization offering recreational, therapeutic, and educational programs for children facing serious illnesses and other physical, emotional and life challenges).
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City of Dunwoody Recognizes September as Safety Preparedness Month
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Contact: Edie Damann, Marketing and PR Manager 678-382-6700
City of Dunwoody Recognizes September as Safety Preparedness Month
9/11 Memorial, Public Safety Recognition, and Emergency Preparedness Fair
Dunwoody – September 2, 2010 – The City of Dunwoody has recognized September 2010 as Safety Preparedness Month. This month is designed to encourage Americans to take simple steps to prepare for emergencies in their homes, businesses, and communities. In conjunction, DeKalb Emergency Management Agency is launching its “READY DEKALB” program and Fall Festival. The City of Dunwoody will be participating in the Fall festival by presenting the Dunwoody Police Department with a plaque commemorating their dedication to public safety.
The DeKalb Emergency Management Agency will be holding an Are You READY DEKALB? Fall Festival on Saturday, September 11, from 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. The festivities will take place at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints located at 1947 Brockett Road Tucker, GA, 30084.
The 9/11 Memorial and Public Safety Recognition is from 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. and features a memorial service by Dekalb County Public Safety leaders to those who have fallen in the line of duty, as well as a recognition of those who now serve in the line of duty. Dunwoody’s Councilwoman, Adrian Bonser will be making the City’s presentation to the Dunwoody Police Department, represented by Lieutenant Oliver Fladrich.
The festival that follows will feature interactive booths, displays, and Emergency and Disaster preparations taught by public safety leaders and their Dekalb County volunteer groups. A Children’s carnival will feature inflatable bouncing rooms, face-painting, Atlanta Braves T-Ball Alley, Ready Kids programs, Trained Rescue Dogs, and a preparedness treasure hunt with prizes for all children. The North Decatur Lions club is providing free limited eye/ear screenings. Georgia Power, the National Weather Service, UGA’s Cooperative Extension, and GA VOAD are among the many that will display or talk with attendees on prevention and preparedness measures.
There will be a free hotdog lunch while supplies last. Participants may register for free drawings and giveaways all day. All sessions are free and for everyone; adults, seniors, the disabled or displaced, children and youth—no one is excluded and no one is excused, let’s be READY DEKALB!
For additional information please contact Captain Beth Burgess, Deputy Director DEMA, at 678-406-7822 or ceburges@dekalbcountyga.gov. You can also visit the DeKalb County website at www.dekalbcounty.gov.
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Dunwoody Offices Will be Closed for Labor Day September 6
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Contact: Edie Damann, Marketing and PR Manager 678-382-6712
City of Dunwoody Offices Will be Closed for Labor Day September 6
Dunwoody – September 2, 2010 – The City of Dunwoody administrative offices will be closed Monday, September 6 in observance of the Labor Day holiday. Police, Fire and other services essential for public safety and health will remain open. City offices will resume regular hours Tuesday, September 7.
For life-threatening emergencies, call 9-1-1. For police non-emergencies, call the Dunwoody Police Department at 678-832-6900.
For more information, please visit the city website at www.dunwoodyga.gov.
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City Hosts “Pic in the Park” Movie Night at Brook Run Park
MEDIA ALERT – COMMUNITY EVENT
Media Contact: Edie Damann, Marketing & PR Manager, 678.382.6712
City Hosts “Pic in the Park” Movie Night at Brook Run Park
Free fun and movie night for the whole family
WHAT: The City of Dunwoody Parks and Recreation welcomes families and kids of all ages to “Pic in the Park.” Dunwoody and area residents are invited to enjoy this free, outdoor event featuring the PG release Diary of a Wimpy Kid. Other activities include face painting, a bounce house, food for purchase, and more!
WHO: Everyone is invited. Pic in the Park is free and open to the public.
WHEN: Saturday, September 25, 2010
6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
WHERE: Brook Run Park
4770 North Peachtree Road
Dunwoody, GA 30346
The movie will be shown on a giant outdoor screen on the play field located at the front of the park (North Peachtree entrance), adjacent to the playground.
COST: $0
PHOTO OPPS: Available throughout the park.
ADDITIONAL
INFO: For more information, visit the City’s website www.dunwoodyga.gov. As a consideration to others, Pic in the Park moviegoers are asked to leave pets at home; however, pet are allowed in the park and the Dog Park will be open until sunset. Umbrellas and high-backed chairs are strongly discouraged to allow visibility for all viewers.
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City of Dunwoody Begins Paving Project
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Contact: Edie Damann, Marketing and PR Manager 678-382-6700
City of Dunwoody Begins Paving Project
Project to Eliminate Many Problem Potholes
Dunwoody – August 06, 2010 – The City of Dunwoody has contracted with Allied Paving Contractors, Inc. to complete the City’s first street resurfacing project, part of a five-year paving plan. The resurfacing project will begin Monday morning, August 9 on Vernon Lake Drive. Roads included in the resurfacing segment of the paving plan include:
1
Vernon Lake Drive
6
Littlebrooke Way
2
Trapnell Court
7
Dunwoody Club Drive
3
Vernon North Drive
8
Winters Chapel Road
4
Hidden Branches Court
9
Amberly Court North
5
Littlebrooke Ridge
10
Joberry Court
Roads scheduled for major patching include:
1
Spalding Drive
3
Chamblee Dunwoody Road
2
North Peachtree Road
4
Ashford Center Parkway
This time last year the Public Works Department worked with the firm IMS, Infrastructure Management Services, to complete a pavement condition survey on 150 miles of public streets within Dunwoody. The results from that survey enabled the City to create the five-year paving plan that resurfaces most of Dunwoody’s major streets by 2014.
Residents near the roadwork will be notified through the distribution of door tags and additional updates will be released through the City’s website and social media. Drivers should be advised there will be some delays and temporary road closures over the course of the current paving project. For more information, please contact the Dunwoody Public Works Department at 678-382-6700 or visit the City website at www.dunwoodyga.gov.
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2010-08-09 Vernon Lake DriveLeft to Right: Councilman Doug Thompson, Councilman Dennis Shortal, Mayor Ken Wright, Councilman Danny Ross
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New Municipal Clerk of Court Appointed for Dunwoody
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Media Contact: Edie Damann, Marketing & PR Manager, 678.382.6712
New Municipal Clerk of Court Appointed for Dunwoody
Dunwoody – July 22, 2010 – The City of Dunwoody is honored to announce the selection of Ms. Trina Gallien as the new Municipal Clerk of Court. Ms. Gallien has served the City since March 2009 as the Deputy Clerk of Court and succeeds Tiffany Pete as Clerk of Court.
“In Ms. Gallien we have a very experienced administrator who has a wonderful working relationship with the judges of the court, the court staff and the legal community, " said Warren Hutmacher City Manager. “ She has been an enormous asset in all phases of court operations and I look forward to working with her even more closely as the new Clerk of Court."
In her new position, Ms. Gallien will be responsible for maintaining and storing legal documents, collecting court-mandated fees and managing all functions of the City’s municipal court.
“I am extremely honored to be given this wonderful opportunity,” said Ms. Gallien. “I have thoroughly enjoyed my tenure with the City of Dunwoody and look forward to a successful future both personally and professionally as it benefits the City of Dunwoody.”
Ms. Gallien is a member of the Georgia Municipal Clerks & Finance Officers Association and is certified by the Georgia Crime Information Center. Ms. Gallien joined the City with 14 years of experience in the legal field and was previously the Judicial Clerk for Sandy Spring Municipal Court. She is currently enrolled at Troy University pursuing a baccalaureate degree in criminal justice and a minor in psychology.
For additional information regarding Trina Gallien or the City of Dunwoody please contact Edie Damann at 678-382-6712 or by email edie.damann@dunwoodyga.gov.
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Dunwoody Announces City Wide Photo Contest Winner
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Media Contact: Edie Damann, Marketing & PR Manager, 678.382.6712
Dunwoody Announces City Wide Photo Contest Winner
Winning Photo a Shot above the Rest
Dunwoody – July 16, 2010 – The City of Dunwoody is pleased to announce resident Rick Callihan as the winner of the “Best Shot” Dunwoody parks photo contest! Mr. Callihan will be recognized for his ‘best shot’ at the July 26 City Council meeting beginning at 7:00 p.m.
"The photo contest was a unique way to involve the community in the excitement of our City parks,” said Warren Hutmacher, City Manager. “It was also an opportunity to showcase the artistic talent prevalent throughout the City.”
The contest was held from May 17 to June 17 to capture the beauty and generate increased interest in Dunwoody’s newly acquired parks. Amateurs and professional photographers were encouraged to submit their favorite photos offering varying perspectives that highlight the fun, uniqueness, and beauty of Dunwoody parks.
The winning photo will be featured on the City of Dunwoody website, the City e-newsletter, and on www.brandingdunwoody.com. For additional information regarding the City of Dunwoody please contact Edie Damann at 678-382-6712 or by email edie.damann@dunwoodyga.gov.
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Dunwoody Police on Firework Safety
July 4th is a popular time for firework displays. Since the Georgia laws on fireworks changed, many have been confused about what is legal and illegal. Read our JULY Newsletter to find out the facts:
Watch on YouTube as Sergeant Carlson delivers a few safety tips about fireworks and outlines what is legal and what is illegal:
Sergeant Carlson talks about Firework Safety
Please have a safe July 4th and a responsible celebration.
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Dunwoody Police Department Conducts Survey on Driver Pet Peeves
The DPD conducted a survey on Facebook & Twitter to find out what your #1 traffic related pet peeve is in Dunwoody. We were expecting responses related to specific driver behavior and we received many of them. Additionally, we received traffic complaints related to road or traffic signal conditions. These have been forwarded to Public Works.
Listed below are the top responses for the pet peeves involving driver behavior. Please let us know if you would like to add something to this list.
Top Driver Behavior Pet Peeves:
• Drivers not using turn signal
• Drivers talking on cell phone or texting
• Speeding
• Drivers not treating malfunctioning light as 4 way stop
• Drivers stopping at Yield signs
• Drivers who won’t let other drivers merge in traffic
• Drivers blocking intersections
• Drivers not using headlights during heavy rain
• Drivers running a blinking red light
• Drivers running the stop sign on Nandina
• Drivers using the center turn lane on Till Mill during rush hour
• Drivers tail gating
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City of Dunwoody To Hold Press Conference and Tour for Parks
MEDIA ALERT – PRESS CONFERENCE
Media Contact: Edie Damann, Marketing & PR Manager, 678.382.6712
City of Dunwoody To Hold Press Conference and Tour for Parks
Event Coincides with official turnover of Dunwoody Parks
WHAT: -Tour of the Dunwoody Parks and Press Conference to discuss parks and
unveil new park signage. Conference will be held at Brook Run Park. Press is
invited to participate in the tour.
-Dunwoody City Council and Staff will announce official turnover of Dunwoody
Parks.
-City staff and new Parks and Recreation Manager to discuss plans for
Dunwoody Parks.
WHO: Ken Wright – Mayor
Denis Shortal – City Council Post 1
Adrian Bonser – City Council Post 2
Robert Wittenstein – City Council Post 4
Danny Ross – City Council Post 5
John Heneghan – City Council Post 6
Warren Hutmacher – City Manager
Michael Smith – Public Works Director
Brent Walker - Parks and Recreation Manager
WHEN: Monday, June 21, 2010
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
WHERE:
9:00 a.m.
Brook Run
4770 North Peachtree Road
9:15 a.m.
Windwood Hollow Park
4831 Chamblee Dunwoody Road
9:30 a.m.
Perimeter Center East Park
Off of Perimeter Center East.
9:40 a.m.
Dunwoody Park/ Dunwoody Nature Center
5321 Roberts Drive
10:00 a.m.
Vernon Oaks Park
Corner of Vernon Oaks Drive and Vernon Springs Drive
10:25 a.m.
Donaldson Bannister Farm
4831 Chamblee Dunwoody Road
10:50 a.m.
Brook Run (Press Conference Location)
4770 North Peachtree Road
WHY: The City of Dunwoody is excited to announce the official turnover of
Dunwoody parks from DeKalb County and discuss the future for the
properties.
MORE: Lunch is provided for all attendees courtesy of Roadworx. For more information please visit the city website at www.dunwoodyga.gov or
call the main office at 678-382-6700.
PHOTO OPPS: Available throughout the tour and conference.
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City of Dunwoody Welcomes First Parks and Recreation Manager
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City of Dunwoody Welcomes First Parks and Recreation Manager
Dunwoody – June 14, 2010 – The City of Dunwoody is proud to announce the selection of Brent Walker as the Parks and Recreation Manager for the City. Mr. Walker joins the City with over 15 years of parks experience and previously served as the District Coordinator for Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation. Mr. Walker officially started on Monday, June 14, 2010.
“I am honored to have been extended the opportunity to join the City of Dunwoody and to have such an integral part in building a top notch parks and recreation program,” said Walker. “I am looking forward to working with the Council, city staff, and the community.”
The new Parks and Recreation Manager will be responsible for overseeing the financial and operational aspects of Dunwoody’s Parks and Recreation Department, as well as all capital improvement activities and various community events. Walker will report directly to the Director of Public Works, Michael Smith, and will work closely with the Department of Public Works in support of parks and recreation programs and services.
"Walker has had a strong record of achievement over the course of his career. He possesses a commitment to not only meet the high expectations of our citizens, but exceed them,” said Warren Hutmacher, City Manager. “We are thrilled to have him join the Dunwoody team and look forward to developing first rate parks and recreation in the coming years.”
Walker holds a bachelors degree from Auburn University and is a member of the National Recreation and Parks Association (NRPA). In 2008, he received the NRPA Gold Medal Award.
For more information, please contact Edie Damann, Marketing and PR Manager, at 678-382-6700.
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