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Community Outreach

Building a Stronger Community Together

Community Outreach & Engagement

Commissioner Ted Terry believes that local government works best when it works alongside its residents. Our Community Outreach team is dedicated to listening to your concerns, providing vital resources, and partnering with neighborhood leaders to build a sustainable, equitable, and thriving DeKalb County.

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POWERED BY OUR PEOPLE

Meet Our Engagement Team

Kelly Cato
Chief of Staff
Miranda Rupkey
Deputy Chief of Staff
Isadora Pennington
Director of New Media & Communications
Tamar Harrison
Administrative Coordinator
Bonnie Davis
Aging in Place Advisor and Leader for Super District 6 Aging in Placers
Adriana English
Environmental Policy Aide
Julian Alexander
Community Outreach Fellow
Nadine Ali
Community Outreach Fellow
Rachel Armstrong
Community Outreach Fellow
Carolyn Coburn-Allen
Community Outreach Fellow
Jill Corey
Community Outreach Fellow
Community Initiatives from Super District 6

Community Initiatives

DEKALB COUNTY – August 31, 2026. Artist Lori Lejeune’s large-scale pollinator art banners will soon land in green spaces throughout DeKalb County. The name of the series, Be The Change, speaks to Commissioner Terry and Lori Lejeune’s shared hope that

A brightly lit hallway in a data center with rows of server racks and blue LED lights.

Data Centers remain a topic in DeKalb County. Today, June 9, the Board of Commissioners voted to extend a data center moratorium for 100 days. I advocated for the moratorium to be extended for a year while we continue to

DeKalb County police badges and Georgia map surrounded by stars, with the words "Forward Together".

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,

Two weathered gravestones and a tree stump surrounded by foliage in a wooded area.

As morning broke, we gathered with a shared purpose to honor the lives that once walked in the very roles and shoes we do today. Soft light stretched across Anderson Cemetery, awakening a space that has always held more than

Resilient DeKalb" text with sunflower and wildflowers emphasizing local sustainability and environmental resilience.

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

Testimonials

Voices from the Community

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We can't do this work without you. Whether you want to volunteer or have an idea to improve our district, we want to hear from you.

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