Key figures from the Dunwoody Police Department, Perimeter Community Improvement Districts, and the City of Dunwoody pose with the new Flock Safety Falcon license plate reader as part of their public safety technology initiative.

April 23 2024

DeKalb Perimeter Community Improvement District, City of Dunwoody Announce Partnership to Enhance Public Safety

Photo: Members of the DeKalb Perimeter Community Improvement District, the City of Dunwoody and the Dunwoody Police Department gather to showcase the new Flock Safety Falcon license plate reader, one of three device types that will be installed as part of a public safety partnership. Pictured from left to right: Dunwoody Police Sgt. Tim Fecht, Officer Theresa Hernandez, PCIDs Executive Director Ann Hanlon, Dekalb PCID Board Member Yolanda Turner (State Farm), Chief Mike Carlson, Lt. Patrick Krieg, and City Manager Eric Linton

DUNWOODY, GA [April 23, 2024] — The DeKalb Perimeter Community Improvement District (DeKalb PCID) is proud to announce a strategic partnership with the City of Dunwoody and the Dunwoody Police Department aimed at enhancing public safety in the Perimeter district. The DeKalb PCID has approved $173,350 in funds for a two-year Public Safety Technology Partnership with the Dunwoody Police Department, demonstrating a steadfast commitment to prioritizing the safety and security of residents and visitors.

In the rapidly growing Perimeter district, which includes major corporate headquarters, Perimeter Mall, new mixed-use developments, and other destinations for shopping, dining, entertainment, and lodging, safety is a top priority for both the DeKalb PCID and the City of Dunwoody. The partnership will leverage state-of-the-art equipment and cutting-edge technology to enhance surveillance and monitoring capabilities, enhancing public safety efforts.

“This partnership underscores our dedication to creating a safe and secure environment for everyone in the Perimeter community,” said Ann Hanlon, Executive Director of the Perimeter CIDs. “By investing in this advanced technology and collaborating closely with the Dunwoody Police Department, we are taking proactive steps to address evolving safety needs and uphold our commitment to public safety.”

Flock Safety System Provides Advanced Surveillance for the District

The partnership will involve the deployment of its Flock Safety system, top-of-the-line surveillance equipment that includes Falcon license plate readers, a Raven gunshot detection system covering 1-square mile, and Condor pan-tilt-zoom cameras. These measures will not only help deter crime but also facilitate rapid response and investigation, further enhancing overall safety in the area.

“We are pleased about the opportunities this partnership presents to enhance public safety in Dunwoody,” said Chief Mike Carlson, Chief of Police for the Dunwoody Police Department. “By leveraging advanced technology and working closely with DeKalb PCID, we can better serve our community and ensure a safer environment for all.”

As the Perimeter area continues to evolve and grow, the DeKalb PCID and the City of Dunwoody remain committed to proactive measures that prioritize the safety and well-being of residents, employees, and visitors alike.

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About the Perimeter Community Improvement Districts

For more than two decades, the Perimeter Community Improvement Districts (Perimeter CIDs) has been leading the charge to bring vital transportation improvements that enhance mobility and access within the Perimeter district, an “edge city” where Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, and Brookhaven converge. Representing both the DeKalb (Central) Perimeter CID and Fulton Perimeter CID, the Perimeter CIDs are self-taxing districts that use additional commercial property taxes to help accelerate needed transportation and infrastructure improvement projects. Learn more: PerimeterCID.org  

About the City of Dunwoody

Located just north of Atlanta, Dunwoody, Georgia is a premier hub for business, shopping, dining, and genuine hospitality. With easy access to mass transit and major highways, the city provides accessibility to key Georgia tourist attractions, events, and festivals while still delivering the charm of a small community. The city’s business-friendly atmosphere, diverse recreation options, lower-overall cost of living and proximity to mass transit has established Dunwoody as an up-and-coming center of employment, transportation, educated workforce and population density. To learn more, visit: dunwoodyga.gov

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