Join Commissioner Terry and the Super District 6 Team in learning more about the proposed DeKalb County Data Center regulations, Commissioner Terry’s goals for the regulations to be stronger and greener and share your thoughts and questions. This Town Hall is set up to be primarily for audience participation, comments, and questions. See the latest update on the data center text amendments here.

On September 10, 2025, the Aging in Placers hosted an insightful session that breaks down the essentials of Planning and Zoning in DeKalb County and explains how they affect your ability to age in place in our communities. This training sets the foundation before the Aging in Placers embark on actively advocating for aging in place in DeKalb. Whether you are an Aging in Placer or not, you’re welcome to

Curious about the results of the Avondale Estates Community Composting Program? Join us for an informative webinar to learn about the program’s key results, insights to date, and how Avondale Estates residents can re-enroll. This webinar is open to all and offers a great opportunity to explore the future of composting in DeKalb County and how you can be part of it. This webinar took place on 7/21/2025. Click here

Commissioner Terry invites you to join him for a Town Hall on the Proposed Water and Sewer Rate Increase in DeKalb County. This Town Hall will provide background on the proposed Water and Sewer Rate Increase, what Commissioner Terry is fighting to be included to ensure customer protections and equity, and plenty of time for you to ask him anything. Speakers Include:

Join Commissioner Ted Terry and the Super District 6 Team for a discussion on the economics of community design presented by Urban3. Urban3’s analyzation of land use economics is an effective tool to understand how a community can proactively and sustainably grow without growing broke. As DeKalb County looks to develop plans that will impact generations to come, this knowledge will be crucial in providing a framework for how to

CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL PRESS RELEASE In April, Commissioner Terry introduced a resolution to create a resident-led DeKalb Environmental Justice Commission to provide for collaboration, transparency and ensure accountability to create a more equitable and sustainable future for all of DeKalb County. This event will provide an update on that resolution as well as seeks to connect the progress of the Civil Rights movement with today’s call for environmental justice