Rob Price, Dunwoody City Council Post 2

07/21/2026

Hi all,

I’m sharing this post from the city about the draft small area plan for the Georgetown area. In my opinion this area is ripe for redevelopment based on its location (next to I-285) and the age and layout of the existing commercial buildings. I think it’s important to lay out our vision for what we’d like this area to look like in the future. The post has a link to the draft plan if you’d like to review it.

A draft of 's Small Area Plan for the Georgetown area will be presented to the Dunwoody City Council on Monday, July 27. Designed provide a clear, actionable guide, the plan focuses on future land use, mobility, and placemaking.

Residents and stakeholders are invited to attend and share feedback on the plan at the beginning of the meeting the during public comment. The draft plan was developed using community input an online comments from the Georgetown Small Area Plan Open House on Jan. 21, 2026.

Review the Georgetown Small Area Draft Plan here: bit.ly/4h80geL

07/04/2026

I had a lot of fun riding with the rest of the council in today’s Dunwoody 4th of July Parade. Thanks to everyone who participated or came out to watch. I got to give dozens of kids high 5’s, enjoy some nice lemonade provided by a wonderful group of girls, and stay hydrated by the well-placed St. Luke’s Presbyterian water station.

06/11/2026

Hi all,
I’m posting to share a link on the city’s website that has some good information upcoming/pending projects in Dunwoody: https://www.dunwoodyga.gov/government/projects
Some occurring in the near future that might be of interest in District 2 include:

- Construction of Homecoming Park on Vermack Rd. This project will build out the master plan for the park. The city is in the process of hiring contractors for construction management and construction of the project.

- Mt. Vernon and Tilly Mill Intersection Project. This project will improve the efficiency and safety of the Tilly Mill and adjacent intersections by redesigning them and adding turn lanes. It will also include construction of Phase 1 of the Mount Vernon Path. This entails addition of a multi-use path segment along the north side of Mt. Vernon between Jett Ferry and Mt. Vernon Place and new sidewalk segments along the south side to fill in missing areas. Construction will begin later this year once utility relocations are complete.

- Mt. Vernon Path Project Phase 2. This project will continue the multi-use path and sidewalk additions started in Phase 1 (above). A multi-use path will be constructed along the north side of Mt. Vernon between Mt. Vernon Place and Vermack Rd. New sidewalk segments will be constructed along the south side to fill in missing areas. Turn lanes for several intersecting roads and protected pedestrian crosswalks will also be included. Rights-of-way are currently being acquired for this project.

Official government website of the City of Dunwoody, Georgia.

05/14/2026

Hi all,

I'm posting to share are a number of upcoming city events that might be of interest.

May 20 at 6:00 pm (next Wed) the city's Sustainability Committee is hosting a Green Speak event on home energy efficiency at Dunwoody Nature Center. This is a free event. You can learn more and register here: https://www.dunwoodyga.gov/government/departments/community-development/about/sustainability-committee/green-speak-series

May 21 from 4-6:00 pm (next Thursday) the Parks Department is hosting a "Touch a Truck" event as part of the opening ceremony for the new maintenance facility at Brook Run Park. Kids will be able to explore construction equipment at the location of the new facility. As a bonus, DHA's food trucks will also be up at the playground for their Dine Around Dunwoody event. You can learn more here: https://www.dunwoodyga.gov/Home/Components/Calendar/Event/16624/

May 25 at 10:00 am the city will hold its annual Memorial Day ceremony at the Veteran's Memorial at Brook Run Park to honor and remember military members who died in the line of duty.

May 28 at 11:30 am the city will hold it's annual Bike to Lunch with the Council event starting at city hall. Bring your bike, helmet, and a few dollars for lunch and enjoy a short easy paced 5-6 mile ride. You can learn more and register here: https://www.dunwoodyga.gov/Home/Components/Calendar/Event/16618/

03/02/2026

Hi all,

I hope everyone's week is going well. I'm posting to share a couple of items that may be of interest.

Village Crossing Project. A public meeting for this project is scheduled for tomorrow night from 5pm to 7pm at Vintage Pizza in the Village. This is an opportunity to share your thoughts on the initial design of streetscape and traffic improvements on Chamblee-Dunwoody through the Village. To learn more visit: https://www.dunwoodyga.gov/government/projects/public-works/village-crossing

Front Yard Tree program. There are still trees available for interested homeowners. These are free trees (up to two per household) that will be planted by Trees Atlanta to help improve the city’s streetscapes. To learn more visit: https://www.dunwoodyga.gov/government/departments/community-development/about/sustainability-committee/front-yard-tree-program