Dunwoody okays balanced 2026 budget, capital wish list
DUNWOODY, Ga. — The Dunwoody City Council approved the 2026 budget after final public hearing and discussion Oct. 27, balancing its operational spending plan and funding a capital wish list.
Elected officials voted unanimously to approve a $7.3 million amendment before passing the budget, allocating reserve funds to capital projects within the Parks and Recreation, Police and Public Works departments.
None of the projects are guaranteed to happen, but allocating funds is the first step in a months-long process to make them a reality.
With the approved 2026 budget and capital spending, the city still has about $23 million in reserves saved up. That is enough funding to cover six months of city operations while keeping $4 million available for any worst-case scenarios or unexpected opportunities.
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