The Dunwoody City Council meeting on March 9, 2026, included several key discussions and approvals related to city operations and community development. Highlights included the renewal and amendment of the speed permit to allow radar enforcement on additional streets, with clarifications on school zones and speed limits. The council approved a budget amendment aligning the 2025 budget with preliminary actuals, noting a slight increase in the general fund and the use of fund balance in the 911 fund due to rising operating expenses. The council also approved contracts for tree management services and a corrective easement for utility access at the Dunwoody Nature Center. Significant attention was given to community and infrastructure projects, including the conceptual design for the Perimeter Center East Path, featuring a mini roundabout and multi-modal connections, funded in part by the Perimeter CID. The council discussed the importance of lighting improvements on park trails to enhance safety, with plans to install additional lighting between Brook Run and Peninsula Park. Additionally, the council approved repairs to the Wynwood Hollow Tennis Courts and the adoption of a new reservation system for parks and recreation facilities to improve user experience. Public comments addressed concerns about stormwater management related to sedimentation in Brook Farm Lake and traffic safety issues. Overall, the meeting emphasized ongoing infrastructure improvements, community engagement through arts and culture, and prudent financial management to support Dunwoody's growth and quality of life.

Dunwoody City Council meeting for March 9, 2026