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On May 6, 2026, Commissioner Terry hosted a Sanitation Town Hall to discuss Sanitation Services in DeKalb County and his legislation proposing an equity-based discount program for residents within a two mile radius of the landfill. View the slideshow Commissioner Terry’s Legislation 2 Mile Radius Around the Landfill Additional Legislation Mentioned: Call to Action Community input is critical to shaping and advancing the policy. It is currently being discussed in

Event Highlights Each performance includes: • Live music at 2 p.m.• Interactive children’s programming at 2:30 p.m.• Headline performance at 4 p.m.• Audience Q&A following the performance Admission is free and open to the public, rain or shine. Chairs and picnics are welcome. Event Details Avondale Estates Town Green | 64 N Avondale Rd, Avondale Estates, GA 30002March 21, April 18 and May 232 p.m. to 5 p.m.Free and open

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 County. Resilient DeKalb builds on the foundation of the DeKalb Green New Deal while reshaping the focus to emphasize community resilience, transparency, and stronger collaboration between residents and county leadership.

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The resolution establishes a “DeKalb for the People AI Tech Dividend Fund,” the mechanism in which tax revenues can be captured and dedicated towards qualifying expenditures. *media interviews available* DEKALB COUNTY – On January 6, 2026, Commissioner Terry introduced a resolution to “Establish aDeKalb For The People AI Tech Dividend Fund and Fiscal Stability Policy” which if approved will allocate 50% of ad valorem tax revenue generated specifically by High-Technology

We can protect Georgia’s older residents without gutting public services for our communities. Let’s choose a targeted policy. Re: “Stop using Georgia seniors as a piggy bank. Give them property tax relief.,” by state Rep. David Clark, R-Buford. Rep. Clark and I agree on a fundamental truth: No Georgian who has spent a lifetime building a community should be forced out of it by a tax bill. The anxiety of