Eric Linton News Today

The city of Dunwoody has a new police chief.

When Dunwoody became and city and established its own police department in 2008, Billy Grogan was the first Chief of Police.

Leadership for the City of Dunwoody has announced the retirement of longtime Police Chief Billy Grogan, effective on June 1, 2024.

Dunwoody resident Joseph Bell has waited five years for a solution to a failed water quality basin near his home at Wallace Lane and Happy Hollow Road.

A Dunwoody resident filed suit in DeKalb County Superior Court Oct. 31 alleging the City of Dunwoody and three city employees violated the Georgia Open Records Act.

Dunwoody Parks and Recreation Director Brent Walker is leaving to take on the same role in Sandy Springs, replacing retiring director Michael Perry.

The Center for Digital Government has named Dunwoody a top-10 winner city in the annual Digital Cities Survey, which has recognized municipalities using technology to strengthen cybersecurity and enhance transparency

It’s easier than ever for electric vehicle drivers to find chargers in Dunwoody, after the city replaced three electric vehicle charging stations and added 10 more to meet growing demand.

At its first of two 2024 budget hearings Oct. 16, the Dunwoody City Council reviewed recommendations calling for $33.3 million in operational spending in the coming year.

Residents were invited to City Hall Oct. 12 to an open house to learn more about the items up for vote on the Nov. 7 ballot.