Dragoncon Parade is this Saturday 10 am - this is a don't miss event for Children of All Ages!

 

For many years I have escorted my sons and their friends downtown on Marta to watch the Dragon*Con Parade. If you are not aware of Dragon*Con it is the largest multi-media, popular culture convention focusing on science fiction and fantasy, gaming, comics, literature, art, music, and film in the US.   In the past, 65,000 people were expected to attend - this year I have no clue but it will be big.

Here is a link to some video I shot of the parade back in 2009 which will only give you a small taste of what we have experienced. Trust me that this is quite an experience and my kids would enjoy it every year.

Saturday, September 3rd @ 10 am

Peachtree Rd downtown
directly above the Peachtree Center Marta Station

The AJC wrote a nice generic article giving tips on how to attend, but as a parade regular I am about to share my closely held secret location and directions of attending the Dragoncon Parade in style...

Take Marta to Peachtree Center, exit at the south side of the station (towards the back of the train) and then once through the fare gates head to the right towards escalators heading towards the Peachtree Center Food Court.  At this point you can go directly up to Peachtree Rd and it will be mobbed with people (whereby if you get good seats you'll have a good time) - if this is your plan, get there early.  Instead of fighting the crowds, I follow a different path to a parade location I consider a hidden gem. Let me share.

Once you come up the escalators from Marta, don't go to the street level, instead walk into and though the food court walking past Farmers Basket, Caribou Coffee and then finally straight past Aviva by Kameel.    Note there are public bathrooms across from Aviva on your right and then there is a set of steps past Aviva to the left that will take you down to the corner of Peachtree Center and Harris (now called John Portman).

Once you have made it down to Peachtree Center street, I recommend turning right and setting up your chairs in the driveway to the building and under the walkway overhead as the driveway will be closed once the parade starts and the walkway provides a little cover if it is sunny or drizzling.  This location is the end of the parade route and the first walkers should be showing up about 10:30 but I recommend getting there by 9:30 or 10 at the latest to set up your chairs as the crowds on Peachtree Road will be heavy and they may spill over to this hidden location a half block away.

This location has easy access to both public bathrooms and decent coffee!  After the parade, the food court will be packed and the kids may be hungry therefore instead of Chick-fil-A; I highly recommend the chicken fingers at Farmers Basket (near Marta entrance) and top it off with a little mac & cheese as both are little kids favorites.  The line there will be almost non-existent compared to Chick-fil-A and your kids will be eating 3 minutes later.  As far as a place to have the kids eat, take your food upstairs and outside near CVS as there are tables there reserved for outdoor dining of the restaurants below. After a quick meal, back on the train as I believe there may be some football to watch.

Honestly this is a fun family excursion, especially for the kids but even my wife enjoyed it.

I highly recommend this event, it an Atlanta right of passage for every little kid to see their favorite super hero up close and personal.

Today only - Dunwoody Methodist Church Kids Consignment Sale

Saturday, September 15: Open to the Public 8:00am to 11:30am; Half Price 12:00 to 3:00pm.

Dunwoody United Methodist Church
1548 Mt. Vernon Road, Dunwoody, GA. 30338

Every Atlanta area kid should experience the Dragoncon Parade at least once.

For many years I have escorted my sons and their friends downtown on Marta to watch the Dragon*Con Parade. If you are not aware of Dragon*Con it is the largest multi-media, popular culture convention focusing on science fiction and fantasy, gaming, comics, literature, art, music, and film in the US.   This year 65,000 people are expected to attend.

Here is a link to some video I shot of the parade back in 2009 which will only give you a small taste of what we have experienced. Trust me that this is quite an experience and my kids would enjoy it every year.

Saturday, September 1st @ 10 am

Peachtree Rd downtown
directly above the Peachtree Center Marta Station

The AJC wrote a nice generic article giving tips on how to attend, but as a parade regular I am about to share my closely held secret location and directions of attending the Dragoncon Parade in style...

Take Marta to Peachtree Center, exit at the south side of the station (towards the back of the train) and then once through the fare gates head to the right towards escalators heading towards the Peachtree Center Food Court.  Walk into and though the food court walking past Farmers Basket, Chick-fil-A, Au Bon Pain, Bistro 7,  Caribou Coffee and then finally straight past Aviva by Kameel.    Note there are public bathrooms across from Aviva on your right and then there is a set of steps past Aviva to the left that will take you down to the corner of Peachtree Center and Harris (now called John Portman).

Once you have made it down to Peachtree Center street, I recommend turning right and setting up your chairs in the driveway to the building and under the walkway overhead as the driveway will be closed once the parade starts and the walkway provides a little cover if it is drizzling.  This location is the end of the parade route and the first walkers should be showing up about 10:30 but I recommend getting there by 9:30 or 10 at the latest to set up your chairs as the crowds on Peachtree Road will be heavy and they may spill over to this hidden location a half block away.

This location has easy access to both public bathrooms and decent coffee!  After the parade, the food court will be packed and the kids may be hungry therefore instead of Chick-fil-A; I highly recommend the chicken fingers at Farmers Basket directly across the hall and top it off with a little mac & cheese as both are little kids favorites.  The line there will be almost non-existent compared to Chick-fil-A and your kids will be eating 3 minutes later.

Honestly this is a fun family excursion, especially for the kids but even my wife enjoyed it.
I highly recommend this event.

Dunwoody's Kingswood United Methodist Church invites you to the Kidstuff Consignment Sale - March 16/18

I told a young dad to be the other day that babies out grow clothes and things faster then they can wear them and that he should probably stock up at the Kingswood Sale.    Mike are you listening?

Join me at an Atlanta Gladiators Hockey game on Saturday to support "Connors Hope" - childhood blood cancer support

$15 dollar tickets / good entertainment / great cause!

My good friends over at Dad's Bucket List, a Dunwoody organization aimed at promoting fun activities for Dads and their kids, has organized a Saturday evening outing of watching hockey.  Premium Tickets are only $15 and the proceeds goes to support "Connors Hope" to assist kids dealing with blood diseases.   There will be a large contingent of Dunwoody folks in attendance and with this package we will all be sitting in the same area with room to move around therefore come out and enjoy the atmosphere. 

 http://store.atlantagladiators.com/connors-hope-p236.aspx

 Join us! It's going to be an exciting night for a wonderful cause.

City of Dunwoody and B98.5 FM present the movie Home on Saturday Night at Brook Run Park

Trailer

The City of Dunwoody & radio station B98.5 FM together with Arrow Exterminators and Shumate Air Conditioning & Heating proudly present “B at the Movies” at Brook Run Park.

Grab a blanket, some chairs, family and friends and join us for an evening of family fun! Festivities begin at 6 p.m. and the movie begins at sunset.

The evening features HOME (PG), a Dreamworks animated feature. When Oh, a loveable misfit from another planet, lands on Earth and finds himself on the run from his own people, he forms an unlikely friendship with an adventurous girl named Tip who is on a quest of her own. Through a series of comic adventures with Tip, Oh comes to understand that being different and making mistakes is all part of being human. And while he changes her planet and she changes his world, they discover the true meaning of the word HOME.

Look for us on the play lawn located near the park's main entrance, next to the playground. We look forward to seeing you there!

Dunwoody Library offers a free Magic Show with Ken Scott on Monday 4 pm

Ken Scott has entertained numerous children in the Heneghan home.

Kristin and I host an annual Halloween Party and for the last several years we have used Entertainer Ken Scott to put on a show for the children in attendance.   Ken is a the 3 time winner of the Atlanta Magician of the Year Award and I highly recommend him for all types of children's entrainment.  

I noticed that the Friends of the Dunwoody Library will be having Ken come in to perform on Monday and if you have little ones I consider it a don't miss event!

Magic with Ken Scott
Date: Monday, June 08 2015, 4:00 pm—4:45 pm
Location: Dunwoody
Event Type: Special Events
Age Group: School Age (Ages 5—12 years)
Funding provided by the Friends of the Dunwoody Library.

Ken is a professional entertainer who has twice been named the Atlanta Magician of the Year, he has performed at the White House five times, been on America's Funniest Home Videos but the most impressive credential is that he has also performed at the Dunwoody Library for educational programs that he also specializes in performing.  If you are looking to offer a large scale School Assembly Program please check out Ken's credentials.

http://www.kenscottmagic.com

School Programs

Dunwoody Lemonade Days Festival Coupon 2015 - please come out Rain or Shine !!

8.5 x 11 Full Size - 3 coupon sheet.

Lemonade Days will happen, rain or shine!

Rides will not be halted unless there are thunderstorms or downpours (neither of which are in the weather forecast). Food vendors and live music will still be there, as will art vendors. What WILL change – completely – is the layout. Organizers spent all day Sunday, moving the entire event to the top part of the park (1st time ever), due to the weather forecast, to keep the rides on asphalt. Food vendors will be where Food Truck Thursdays is normally held, and rides will be on asphalt behind the skate park and up front to the left, as you enter the park from North Peachtree. Art vendors will be along the main road. People can park in the surrounding church lots (note signs that specify Sunday parking start time, depending on when their services end), PCMS, or enter the park at the Peeler Rd entrance and park anywhere down to the right, heading towards the dog park.

We’ll have golf carts to bring people up to the front (instead of from N Peachtree down to the bottom of the hill, as we usually do). Lemonade Days is the biggest fundraiser for the Dunwoody Preservation Trust. We have great plans for the funds raised at this event, so we are working super hard to make the adjustments needed, so that people will still be able to come participate, have a blast and support us – they’ll still have a great time!     Don’t forget your unlimited ride coupon!

Free Rita's Italian Ice on Friday for the First Day of Spring

My good friends and Dunwoody residents Jeff & Carrie Budd operate the Rita's Italian Ice shop on Ashford Dunwoody across the street from Blackburn Park.  Carrie is a regular participant in numerous community & charity events and on Friday they are offering a free ice to all who are interested.  I stop by on a regular basis with my boys, especially after a well played baseball game.  

If you have never been, I highly suggest it.

Perimeter Rita's
3530 Ashford-Dunwoody Road NE
Atlanta, GA  30319

Dunwoody Founders Park Bench, Brook Run walking trail thru the deep woods to Nancy Creek and Treetop Quest zip lines are under construction.

Children's Playground Entrance - Founders of Dunwoody Bench

In Dunwoody if elected officials want their name on something they do it the "old fashioned way" they pay for it themselves out of their own pockets.  (I wouldn't want it any other way!)

A few weeks ago I lead a group of long time Dunwoody citizens to the most remote, deepest jungles of Dunwoody, along a relatively easy walking trail to view the serine waters of Nancy Creek rolling by.   Now that the Dunwoody Trailway loop is complete and shown on Google Maps, please allow me to share with you a quiet place to experience nature.  At the very back of the park there is a bridge on the trailway crossing a small creek and you will notice a small walking trail at the North West corner of the bridge heading into the woods.  Nature lovers - I suggest you follow it, you can thank me later.

 https://www.treetopquest.com/dunwoody/

Finally, during my walk through Brook Run Park, I discovered a team of men who were about to start putting these Lincoln Log looking items to good use a 100 feet in the air as the Brook Run Tree Top Quest Zip Line Course started construction today.   They should be finished by mid-March and if you want a sneak peek of what will be installed, check out this drawing and map that the construction crew was using.   Prices are still steep. 

Dads, please spend a couple of quality hours with your children in Brook Run Park on Oct 25th doing the Checklist Challenge.

Last year I participated in the Dads' Bucket List - Checklist Challenge event in Canton, GA and was so impressed with the event that I was able to convince the organizers (most of whom are Dunwoody Dads) that Brook Run Park would be a better venue to repeat the event.   

 

The challenge will take about two hours to complete and the hours of operation are from 10 am until 6 pm therefore after other family scheduled activities, there is still a little time to play at the park with your kids, doing something that I bet you haven't done before.

 

Please join me and my family, you will not be disappointed!  Volunteers, Sponsors and participants are needed.  

Information Here, FAQ Here & then Register Here

Below is a short video of Dunwoody resident Matt Boettcher explaining to the Dunwoody City Council what this event is all about.

Mom's of Dunwoody please watch video above as this is directed at you.

Zach Holcomb and his son Alex participate in a challenge.

Dunwoody Reporter

Nothing says quality time quite like competition.

The second Checklist Challenge hosted by Dad’s Bucket List takes place Oct. 25 as an obstacle course meets “The Amazing Race” in Dunwoody’s Brook Run Park.

Councilman John Heneghan took part in the first Checklist Challenge on March 1 and he encouraged Matt Boettcher, founder of Dad’s Bucket List, to host a second Checklist Challenge in Dunwoody.

“He put the bug in our ear to have the second one in Brook Run Park,” Boettcher said.

Other dads encouraged the members of Dad’s Bucket List, a Dunwoody-based group of fathers who take part in outings with their children, to repeat the challenge event. A few days after the first Checklist Challenge, Boettcher said he received a couple of unsolicited text messages from people who wanted to share what obstacles their kids like the most. “That somebody was interested enough to share feedback, encouraged us in continuing,” Boettcher said.

Boettcher said he ran into a dad about six weeks after the first Checklist Challenge who loved the event and said it wasn’t the kind of thing he usually would have done with his kids. The dad told Boettcher he usually sticks to the “old standbys” of movies and passive events, but the opportunity to be active with his child impressed him.

“Testimonials like that gave us the energy to build,” Boettcher said.

Boettcher said the Checklist Challenge has the potential to become an annual event in Dunwoody, and possibly take place in other cities too.

“We have other ideas on what Dad’s Bucket List can be doing,” he said. “One of the things we’ve always been interested in is unique experiences.”

This time, the Checklist Challenge will be more of a race, where dad-and-child teams can compare times against other teams.

The first Checklist Challenge was about obstacles, Boettcher said, and if you did the obstacles, you got a chip. Those accumulated chips were checked off on the leader board.

“Now we’re doing challenges as well as obstacles, so dads and kids will team up to win challenges against other teams,” Boettcher said, noting it will be more like “The Amazing Race.”

Brook Run Park will have about 15 obstacles, and dads can arrive with their child or children any time between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Participating costs $15 plus a $1.82 fee per participant through Oct. 15, then $25 plus the $2.37 fee after that.

Teams will receive a time stamp when they check in, and while there isn’t a time limit, participants can expect to spend about two hours challenging themselves.

Each station takes about five to 10 minutes, Boettcher said, adding that some obstacles are mind puzzles and some require strength. A minimum of 15 obstacle stations will be available, but teams don’t have to stop at every station.

“This is an opportunity to get out there and see what you and your kids can accomplish as a team,” Boettcher said.

The Oct. 25 Checklist Challenge takes place between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Participants should plan to spend about two hours in the park, Boettcher said. “Disconnect from the normal activity stuff, disconnect from your work life and do something unique and fun with your kids,” Boettcher said.

The crafting of the experience is the best part for Boettcher and his two sons, ages 8 and 6.

“My kids are chief product testers,” Boettcher said. During the first challenge, “we didn’t get a chance to participate, but I hope to rectify this on this time around.”

The group of dads keeping Dad’s Bucket List going, Beottcher said, wants to create activities to break out of the routine and create lasting memories with their kids.

“It’s not a club with members, but 20 to 30 dads have taken part in multiple outings with us, and that continues to grow,” Boettcher said.

He said the events like Checklist Challenge are designed by dads, for dads and their kids.

“Everything is built by us, so it has that look of ‘something my dad did with his hands,’” Boettcher said, noting the obstacles are thoughtfully put together and tested. “We figured out a fun way to put together an event, and it’s not corporate. No bounce houses.”

Sign up at: http://dadbucketlist.com/events-3/.

Do not miss event - Dads' Bucket List "Checklist Challenge" at Brook Run Park in Dunwoody on Sat Oct 25th !

What's On Tap for Oct. 25th? 

We're approaching event day and we wanted to communicate some of the latest news with you. 

Teamwork: It's going to be your key to success this time around. One of the new wrinkles for this event will be that several obstacles will have an option to compete against other teams.  Consider it an opportunity to show that brains can outwit brawn or perhaps show how your team's brawn is able to outlast another's beauty.  Got some co-workers, neighbors or friends that you'd like to see your team match up against?

Obstacles: We're always looking to mix things up so get ready to see several new obstacles (and of course, a return of some of our most popular ones).

Buffs and Waffles!:  We're excited to announce that every attendee will receive his/her own custom Dads' Bucket List buff just like they wear on Survivor. We're also partnering with our friends at Waffle House to provide waffles until they run out.

Registration: It's time to stop dipping that toe in the water and commit to signing up for our Oct. 25 "Checklist Challenge" in Dunwoody (Brook Run Park), click here to register today.

Charity - This event supports Bert's Big Adventure in making a difference in the lives of children with chronic and terminal illnesses.

We hope you'll join us in October, and please help us by spreading the word to your friends and colleagues.

Go. See. Be. Do.

Dads' Bucket List
http://www.dadsbucketlist.com

A Little Free Library has opened near the Brook Run Playground in Dunwoody.

http://littlefreelibrary.org - take a book / return a book.

Council Members at the new Brook Run Trail grand opening.

Caught "working"

Dunwoody Police setting up shop at Walmart, Road closed on Wed for stormwater repair and free Movie on Thurs.

Tonight

The Dunwoody Police Department is partnering with Walmart Supercenter for the 31^st Annual National Night Out event on August 5^th, 2014, 6pm-8pm, 4725 Ashford Dunwoody Rd, Dunwoody, GA 30338.

This year, Walmart Supercenter, Dunwoody will be providing free refreshments outside in their parking lot between 6PM-8PM.  The Dunwoody Police will also have special equipment on display including a patrol car, Segway and SWAT vehicle.  DeKalb County Fire along with over 15 local businesses and special interest groups will be on hand with booths and activities for the kids. This will be a great opportunity for citizens to interact with members of the department and community.

•  Stormwater Work on Delverton Dr. (Kingsley subd), begins Wed. (8/6) lane closures & possible delays expected

 Thursday @ Brook Run

Grab a blanket, some chairs, family and friends and join us Thursday for an evening of family fun with a free showing of The LEGO Movie (PG)!     Festivities begin at 6:30 p.m. and the movie begins at sunset. The event will be held at Brook Run Park, 4770 North Peachtree Road. This event coincides with Food Truck Thursday! This foodie event, complete with live music, takes place from 6 p.m. - 9 p.m.

City of Dunwoody and B98.5 FM present the movie Frozen on Saturday Night at Brook Run Park

Saturday, June 28, 2014 

Grab a blanket, some chairs, family and friends and join us for an evening of family fun! Festivities begin at 6 p.m. and the movie begins at sunset. Look for us on the play lawn located near the park's main entrance, next to the playground. We look forward to seeing you there!

The evening features Frozen (PG), a Disney animated adventure with fearless optimist Anna (voice of Kristen Bell) who sets off on an epic journey—teaming up with rugged mountain man Kristoff (voice of Jonathan Groff) and his loyal reindeer Sven—to find her sister Elsa (voice of Idina Menzel), whose icy powers have trapped the kingdom of Arendelle in eternal winter...(for those few that don't know).

In case there are Fathers of little girls who do not know the words to the Academy Award Winning Best Movie Song "Let it Go" - I thought I would copy the link to the sing along version which has had 114 million views.  Who knows maybe the entire park will break out in song?   I wouldn't know, I have boys and we can't carry a tune.

Video

Even though my boys don't know the song above by heart, I can tell you that my lovely bride as the only lady in the home, does sing the parody shown below on a regular basis. (Love you Kristin!)

 Video

Free Ken Scott Magic Show - Monday 4pm at the Dunwoody Library

 Ken Scott has entertained numerous children in the Heneghan home.

Kristin and I host an annual Halloween Party and for the last several years we have used Entertainer Ken Scott to put on a show for the children in attendance.   Ken is a the 3 time winner of the Atlanta Magician of the Year Award and I highly recommend him for all types of children's entrainment.  

I noticed that the Friends of the Dunwoody Library will be having Ken come in to perform on Monday and if you have little ones I consider it a don't miss event.

Magic with Ken Scott
Date: Monday, June 09 2014, 4:00 pm—4:45 pm
Location: Dunwoody
Event Type: Special Events
Age Group: School Age (Ages 5—12 years)
Funding provided by the Friends of the Dunwoody Library.

Party in the new Dunwoody Georgetown Park on Saturday at 11 am, followed by Airshow, Free Movie, Concert, and much, much more.

Join us for the GRAND OPENING of Georgetown Park!

Saturday, May 17, 2014

4000 Dunwoody Park Drive

Join us in celebrating the GRAND OPENING of Georgetown Park. This is a FREE family event. The festivities begin at 11a.m. and last till 3p.m. There will be a ribbon cutting, games, food trucks, face painting, bounce house, bocce, and more!

                                 Bring the whole family for an afternoon of fun

In each of the brief videos listed below, viewers can see the park facilities take shape from the ground up from four different geographic points of view (one of the playground and three others of the central square and pavilion.) The links below will take you to the videos which have been posted to the city’s YouTube channel and we have updated the Project Renaissance page on the city Website.

·          Georgetown Park Playground:  http://youtu.be/Xv98tKuDBys

 ·         Georgetown Park Square - NE View:  http://youtu.be/19LPAtVd1OE

 ·         Georgetown Park Square - SE View:  http://youtu.be/YeofPO3gWv0

 ·         Georgetown Park Square - SW View: http://youtu.be/5uKEFQQGoug

Saturday, May 17: Peachtree DeKalb Good Neighbor Airshow & Open House

There is no admission fee to Good Neighbor Day; parking is $10.00 per vehicle regardless of the number of occupants. All Good Neighbor Day access is only through Dresden Drive via Clairmont Road. 

This is a great opportunity to see old airplanes on the ground, fast airplanes in the air and a jet truck explode down the runway, activities for the kids and the price ain't half bad either.

Saturday, May 17: Nature Center Summer Concert The Nature Center is excited to bring back the popular concert in the park series, sponsored by Scuf Gaming. This is a great way to relax and enjoy your Saturday evening. The first concert of the season features Danny Holiday. Bring a chair, blanket, and picnic dinner and cool off with the hand crafted beers from Moon Dog Growlers as you enjoy a night of rockin' tunes performed on the new stage! The concert begins at 7 p.m. and lasts until approximately  9 p.m.   As always, concerts are FREE to members ($5 for non-members adults, $3 for students).  Click here for more information. Saturday, May 17: Doraville free Move under the Stars The event, hosted by Doraville Parks and Recreation and held at Honeysuckle Park, 3037 Pleasant Valley Drive, has been a popular area event for several years now. It is sponsored by Chick-fil-A and McDonalds and kicks off at 5 p.m. Concession stands will be open, but moviegoers are invited to bring lawn chairs or spread a blanket and picnic on food and drinks from home. The movie starts at sunset, projected onto a 30-foot movie screen.

Tuesday, May 20: Parent Cyber Safety Class Are you worried about the information and content your children are exposed to online? Please plan to join the Dunwoody Police Department for a FREE informational class to educate parents on the potential dangers of the cyber world and how to protect children from inappropriate content. The class will be held from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., at City Hall, 41 Perimeter Center East, Suite #103. Click here for more information and to register.

Thursday, May 22: Food Truck Thursdays The DHA's popular Food Truck Thursdays are back!! Put the pots and pans aways and come out to Brook Run Park, 4770 N. Peachtree Road, and enjoy a fun evening out and feast on some of the best food truck cuisine in Atlanta. This foodie event, complete with live music, takes place  from 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. and features a variety of new and different offerings each week. This event is scheduled to run every Thursday through October.

Thursday, May 22: Situational Awareness Class Hear from the expertly-trained representatives of the Dunwoody Police Department as they help you become mentally, physically, and emotionally prepared for the unexpected. Participants will learn the best tactics to deal with highly stressful situations including auto accidents, robbery, assault, car break ins, and more. This FREE informational class takes place from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at City Hall, 41 Perimeter Center East, Suite #103.  Click here for more information and to register.

Thursday, May 29: Citizen Connection Meeting Get involved and join the conversation! We want to hear from you! Become an active part of your local government by sharing your thoughts, ideas and topics you’d like to discuss at the Citizen Connection meeting held in the heart of District 3! This meeting is being held as Dunwoody North Driving Club, located at 4522 Kingsgate Drive, from 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. This is an ideal opportunity for District 3 residents to participate in authentic conversation with their representatives, Councilman Doug Thompson and Councilman John Heneghan, on pertinent community issues.   Click here to submit your suggestions for discussion topics.

Government 101 Class of 2014
Now accepting applications!

Government 101 Sign-Up NOW OPEN!

This is your chance to learn more about your city and your government. 

The Dunwoody Government 101 series is a nine week course, held Tuesday evenings from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., beginning July 1 through August 26. The class is designed to enhance residents’ understanding of city government and services. Experience and discover how the city works and what is being done to make the City of Dunwoody a great place to live.

Click here for more information.