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Commissioner Ted Terry to receive Partners for Justice Champion Award

DEKALB COUNTY – August 25, 2026. Partners for Justice (PFJ), a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to transforming public defense across the country, has recognized Commissioner Ted Terry for his advocacy in support of public defense. “Commissioner Terry’s leadership, innovative thinking,
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DeKalb County Commissioner Ted Terry Appointed to Four NACo Committees

DEKALB COUNTY – August 19, 2026. The National Association of Counties (NACo) recently appointed Commissioner Ted Terry to four committees. In a statement by NACo President George Dunlap, Commissioner Terry was commended for his unwavering commitment and exemplary commitment to
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See It. Snap It. Text It.

As a reminder, you are able to submit anonymous tips via text messages directly to DeKalb County Police Department. If you see something suspicious in our community or have specific information about a crime that has occurred in the area,
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Short-Term Rental Licensing and Compliance

The DeKalb County Planning & Sustainability Department launched the short-term rental program on May 20, 2026. All DeKalb County short-term rental owners/operators must apply for and obtain a Short-Term Rental License within 30 days to comply. What is a Short-Term Rental (STR)? A short-term rental is the rental of any room, lodging, or overnight accommodation for a
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Resilient DeKalb Launches a New Chapter for Environmental Justice in DeKalb County!

On Saturday, March 14, DeKalb County residents joined the Super District 6 team at the Gresham Park Recreation Center for the introduction of Resilient DeKalb, a renewed effort by Commissioner Ted Terry to strengthen environmental justice and civic engagement across DeKalb
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Tax Exemptions can Save Thousands. Are you eligible?

The DeKalb County Tax Commissioner’s Office recently began mailing over 19,700 homeowners who may be eligible for a new senior exemption or a basic homestead exemption for the current tax year. Whether you’re a new homeowner, a senior, disabled resident,
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