Lake Varner Park will close temporarily in May for upgrades at the Cornish Creek Water Treatment facility, affecting access and requiring road relocation.

Union City celebrates Georgia Cities Week with activities including a coloring book distribution, bingo with police, an ice cream social, and a Spring Clean Up, aiming to foster community and local government engagement.

DeKalb County CEO organizes the inaugural Mayors Retreat to promote unity and strategize on local issues, with discussions on housing, infrastructure, public safety, and economic development.

DeKalb County begins the Roman Court Sewer Improvement Project on April 28, with construction expected to last until May 2026. Residents should expect increased noise and traffic, with work from 7 AM to 7 PM on weekdays.

Cobb County's Citizens Public Safety Academy is accepting applications for its 2025 program, offering residents insight into local public safety operations.

DeKalb County Police launched Operation Safe Streets to reduce crime and traffic deaths, setting up checkpoints and making arrests with the support of CEO Cochran-Johnson.

DeKalb County announces a free paper shredding event on May 17, 2025, for residents to safely dispose of documents.

DeKalb County celebrated Earth Day 2025 by reiterating its dedication to sustainability and highlighting local efforts like green infrastructure, aiming for 100% renewable energy by 2050.

Union City celebrated the opening of the Eagles Nest Sports Complex, which features inclusive and accessible sports facilities like the Miracle League Ball Field.

Tax offices in Athens-Clarke County close for Earth Day to encourage eco-awareness and participation in related activities; normal services resume the following day.

Clayton County announces its 4th Annual Small Business Open House, offering networking, guidance, and support for entrepreneurs during National Economic Development Week 2025. Registration is required.

The Atlanta City Council is voting on the contentious Amsterdam Walk project, with strong local opposition and developer arguments for the plan's benefits like affordable housing.

Woodstock's downtown will enact a paid parking plan in June to alleviate local business parking issues, affecting 15% of spaces, with the first hour free and $2 for each additional hour.