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Grants, contracts on Dunwoody council agenda

By Dionne Kinch
Nov 9, 2015

The Dunwoody city council will hold a regularly scheduled meeting 6 p.m. Dec. 9 in Council Chambers at Dunwoody City Hall, 41 Perimeter Center East, Suite 103.

The city will consider applying for the Georgia Department of Transportation’s Roadside Enhancement and Beautification Council grant, with an award of up to $50,000. The council will also discuss awarding a contract for probation services to one of five companies to submit proposals, the highest score being obtained by Sentinel Offender Services LLC.

Information: www.dunwoodyga.gov.

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