The new 2020 Neighborhood Directory is ready to be mailed but only paid members receive a copy. If your membership is not yet paid, please do so this week. Payments can be made online or by check…

The DNCA Board realize this is an extremely trying time for all of us and hope all of you in our community are OK. This page will be updated as we obtain additional pertinent information.

Dunwoody North Civic Association will again award a $1,000 scholarship for the winning essay written by one of our graduating Seniors that lives in Dunwoody North, Briers North or The Madisons…

Dunwoody North Civic Association is proud to present the winners of our Holiday Decoration contest for 2019. And we pay our respects to Sally Soderberg, a 2019 nominee and previous winner.

The Dunwoody North Civic Association is kicking off its 5th annual Holiday Decoration Contest which means it’s time again to adorn and illuminate Dunwoody North for the holiday season.

Your DNCA board voted to voice opposition to redistricting plans that would split the Dunwoody North Community along the Tilly Mill corridor and send students to Kingsley Elementary School.

After at least 30 years, the DNCA Board voted to restart awarding an annual College Scholarship to a Dunwoody North Neighborhood High School Senior.  Lyn Coltman and Gerri Penn co-chaired this new endeavor.  The winning essay (below this introduction) was written by Annie Solomon and she received  $1,000.00.  One other essay by Davis Cooke was also excellent and so we presented him with an Amazon Gift Card.  We are going…

The Dunwoody North Civic Association held a meeting Monday night July 1, 2019, at the DNDC Clubhouse to voice concerns about the recent series of crimes, crime prevention and to learn about procedures and products to improve the safety of our neighbors. In summary for those of you who were unable to attend the July 1 meeting, the Chief of Police, Billy Grogan, five of his officers, and our Mayor…

In 2020 DNCA will publish a new Dunwoody North Community Directory. This is a chance for kids younger than sixteen to showcase their creation on the directory cover for the next three years.

The Dunwoody North Civic Association is pleased to finally ‘officially’ announce that the Neighborhood Watch text messaging system to send time-sensitive messages is active.