Dunwoody City Council meeting for Feb. 23, 2026

The Dunwoody City Council meeting on February 23, 2026, featured extensive public commentary and council discussion primarily focused on stormwater management issues related to Kingsley Lake, including concerns about infrastructure damage, private versus public responsibility, and the need for city engagement and solutions. Additionally, the council reviewed and discussed the use of Flock Safety's surveillance technology, including license plate readers, drones, and 911 integration, with significant attention to data privacy, security, contract terms, and inter-agency data sharing. The council deferred the vote on the Flock OS 911 agreement to allow further review of privacy and governance concerns. Other agenda items included approval of athletic agreements, zoning application withdrawals, and proposed charter amendments related to municipal governance and fiscal policies. The meeting underscored the council's focus on balancing public safety technology benefits with privacy safeguards and addressing complex infrastructure challenges through community engagement and transparent governance.