Here's what's behind the signs in Dunwoody
Dunwoody residents will head to the polls and decide if a $60 million bond referendum should go toward improving the city's parks and trails.
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Dunwoody residents will head to the polls and decide if a $60 million bond referendum should go toward improving the city's parks and trails.
This November, Dunwoody residents will have a chance to cast their vote on a bond referendum that would finance new parks, greenspaces and trails throughout the city.
Dunwoody residents will have the chance this November to vote on a $60 million bond to finance parks, greenspace and trail projects.
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.