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The City Council met Oct. 30 to hear a second reading of the 2024 budget and a presentation of a study on the Dunwoody Police Department, conducted by BerryDunn.

The City Council met Oct. 30 to hear a second reading of the 2024 budget and a presentation of a study on the Dunwoody Police Department, conducted by BerryDunn.

As Dunwoody considers floating $60 million in bonds, residents have heard from both sides. Now its time for them to speak. Here are four letters written to The Crier from

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.

The Dunwoody City Council has approved a tax rate of 3.040 mills, which could cause some homeowners to see higher tax bills this year.

The Dunwoody City Council will hold its third and final public hearing July 10 over a proposed millage rate that could cause local homeowners to see a property tax increase

Plans for a shared-use path connecting two parks along Peeler Road were put to the test June 12, as Dunwoody officials and residents had their first chance to comment on

The Dunwoody City Council took a step towards creating a $55 million capital bond this week which would fund a host of projects if approved by voters in November.

Since 2020 Dunwoody has reported 51 prostitution-related incidents at City Hall. Officials say the informal policy is meant to protect sting operations. First amendment advocates say its against the law

Dunwoody announced May 10 it will put on a series of town halls aimed at engaging residents about city finances and potential capital investments.