Dunwoody City Council meeting for September 14, 2026

The Dunwoody City Council meeting on September 14, 2026, covered a range of topics including public safety staffing updates, community concerns about surveillance technology contracts with Flock Safety, and zoning and development proposals. Significant procurement-related discussions included the approval process for a new residential subdivision involving rezoning and infrastructure responsibilities, and a special land use permit for a drive-through medical office at 125 Perimeter Center West, with detailed presentations from the applicant SmartMed. The council also reviewed a special land use permit for an indoor pickleball facility at the Marcus Jewish Community Center, addressing noise mitigation and community impact concerns. Additionally, the council discussed and tabled the adoption of an artificial intelligence (AI) policy for the city, focusing on clarifying the approval process for AI tools and ensuring transparency. The meeting included public comments expressing concerns about privacy and surveillance data misuse, particularly related to Flock Safety. The council also considered updates to facility usage agreements with local sports organizations. Several motions were passed, including tabling the AI policy for further refinement and approving consent agenda items related to zoning and agreements.