The City of Dunwoody will hold municipal elections on Nov. 8 and registered voters will also get to decide whether to issue bonds for parks and recreation.
The ballot will include the following:
- Choosing a mayor
- Choosing a City Council at large Post 4 council member
- Choosing a City Council at large Post 5 council member
- Choosing a City Council at large Post 6 council member
- Voting “yes” or “no” to acquire parks and green space by the issuing of a $33 million bond
- Voting “yes” or “no” to issue a $33 million bond for the parks system improvements
- Voting “yes” or “no” to give the city of Dunwoody the power to create a Tax Allocation District by giving it powers under the “Redevelopment Powers Law”
- Voting “yes” or “no” to legalize Sunday package sales in Dunwoody
- Voting “yes” or “no” to renew a penny sales tax for education to fund school construction, known as Education Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax, or SPLOST