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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

40

Bills Authored & Passed

$4.9M

Money Appropriated

Commissioner Terry's Work

Since taking office:

20K

Constituents Responded To

13

Bills Authored & Passed

$3.1M

Money Appropriated

Common Resources

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

- Super 6 Commissioner Ted Terry

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Today, February 22nd is National Wildlife Day so Team Commissioner Ted Terry is reminding you that wildlife isn't just found in far-off places; it exists right in our backyards... under your porch, in your hedges, beneath leaf piles, and at your feeders.Let's honor that spirit by making a simple choice: leave one messy corner of your garden, let a patch of clover bloom, and hold off on cutting dead flower stalks until April.Remember, your garden is already a wildlife reserve; the question is whether you’ll let it stay one. #NationalWildlifeDay #GardenForWildlife ... See MoreSee Less
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Team Commissioner Ted Terry is sharing the Decatur Arts Alliance OPEN CALL ALERT and opportunity for both professionals and students to let your creativity illuminate the diverse ways we experience and define "home," and your connection with a “HOMELAND."HOMELANDA person's or a people's native land, we look to explore “homeland” as a geographical point of origin and a state of being. Works should express cultural and ethnic elements, and elucidate the view of “home” from the immigrant to the expatriate, the displaced to the indigenous. How do we find “home” when we are away from the land of our forebears? What do newly arrived peoples do to preserve their culture and heritage? How do we honor and acknowledge the indigenous inhabitants of the lands upon which we all now live?March 29th deadline to apply to submit up to 3 artworks for consideration in HOME v.2: Homeland. Cash awards: 1st $1,000, 2nd $700, 3rd $500, Student $500. Exhibition run: May 29 - July 18, 2026 in the Fourth Floor Gallery of the Decatur branch of the Dekalb County Public Library. This national, juried multimedia exhibition is produced in collaboration between the Decatur Arts Alliance, The Decatur Land Trust, and the Decatur Library. Visit www.Callforentry.org to apply. Link is in the bio section. $20 application fee waived for students. ... See MoreSee Less
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