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Brookhaven Candidates Learned Cityhood Tips from Dunwoody in Closed Meeting

The Brookhaven City Mayor and Council candidates met privately in Dunwoody to gain insight.

At an event hosted by State Rep. Mike Jacobs and Sen. Fran Millar on Monday morning, Brookhaven City Council candidates and members of the Governor's Commission for Brookhaven met to learn from Dunwoody officials about creating the City of Brookhaven.

The information session, hosted at Dunwoody City Hall, was closed to the public and the press.

β€œIt was organized to enable the Brookhaven governor’s commission and candidates for the city council to hear first hand from people who were involved in setting up the city of Dunwoody,” Jacobs said in a Brookhaven Reporter article.

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Included in the session were presentations from the Perimeter Community Improvement Districts and the Brookhaven Peachtree Community Alliance.

Brookhaven Patch is currently working to get more information about what exactly was discussed at the meeting and why it was closed to the public.

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