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Welcome to the DeKalb County Super District 6 Office

DeKalb is a county like none other. We boast an amazing array of diverse cultures, businesses and people. We’re a neighborly community and we know that in order to create the best county we can, we need to work together. Our staff is committed to serving the residents of District 6, and the only way we can move our county forward is if we work together to build a safer, greener and more prosperous DeKalb. 

Welcome to the DeKalb County Super District 6 Office

DeKalb is a county like none other. We boast an amazing array of diverse cultures, businesses and people. We’re a neighborly community and we know that in order to create the best county we can, we need to work together. Our staff is committed to serving the residents of District 6, and the only way we can move our county forward is if we work together to build a safer, greener and more prosperous DeKalb. 

"I want to build a community that celebrates our youth, and opens doors for their futures.”

- Super 6 Commissioner Ted Terry

Commissioner Terry's Work

Since taking office:

20K

Constituents Responded To

13

Bills Authored & Passed

$3.1M

Money Appropriated

Commissioner Terry's Work

Since taking office:

20K

Constituents Responded To

13

Bills Authored & Passed

$3.1M

Money Appropriated

"Together, we can create a safer, greener and more prosperous dekalb.”

- Super 6 Commissioner Ted Terry

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DeKalb Super 6 Commissioner. Together, with your support, we’ll build a DeKalb that is safer, greener and more prosperous.

In DeKalb County, the push for environmental justice is about more than sustainability—it is about ensuring that everyone, regardless of zip code or income level, has access to clean air, safe water and a healthy environment. Climate justice is social justice. The effects of climate change and environmental damage do not impact all communities equally. Across the country, low-income neighborhoods and communities of color experience higher rates of air and water pollution, extreme heat and industrial waste, leading to increased health risks like asthma, heat-related illnesses and other chronic conditions.For too long, these communities have been left behind in climate policy discussions while facing the worst consequences of corporate pollution and government inaction. Commissioner Ted Terry believes that environmental justice must be a priority, and that means taking bold action to ensure a cleaner, healthier future for all.-Team Terry #environmentaljustice #CleanEnergyNow ... See MoreSee Less
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