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Approving the Holiday HQ program, as presented in a Holiday HQ update

Approving the Holiday HQ program, as presented in a Holiday HQ update

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7members of Dunwoody City Council decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, June 15, 2026
Yes5
No1

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CityDunwoody City CouncilPassed Jun 15

Who decides this

  • Lynn DeutschCity of DunwoodyVoted yesCall
  • Catherine LautenbacherDistrict 1, Post 1Voted yesCall
  • Rob PriceDistrict 2, Post 2AbsentCall
  • Tom LambertDistrict 3, Post 3Voted yesCall
  • Stacey HarrisPost 4 (District 1, elected citywide)Voted noCall
  • Joe SeconderPost 5 (District 2, elected citywide)Voted yesCall
  • John HeneghanPost 6 (District 3, elected citywide)Voted yesCall

Whole board: passed 5 to 1, Jun 15

Decided, Jun 15: The council voted 5 to 1 on the item 7. Holiday HQ Update: motion to approve the Holiday HQ program. It passed.

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