City of Dunwoody PLUS

The storm drain at the corner of East Madison and Tilly Mill is broken and very unsafe. It has shifted forward toward the road creating a hold large enough for an animal, small child, or let to fall in.

Hi. It appears that the stormwater drainage pipe(s) that carry the water from the storm drain inlet at the bottom of my cul-de-sac to a detention basin behind my house are failing (the pipes that empty into the detention basin have long cracks in them and the ground over a portion of the pipes appears to be sinking). My guess is they're over 45 years old. Is this the best forum to report the problem? Thanks.

The storm drain from Kingsland Drive drains underneath our back yard and empties out in our back yard. The corrugated pipe under our back yard has holes in it and the storm water is eroding and creating deep holes in our backyard.

The spillway at the bottom of Kingsley lake is collapsing and has exposed sewer/stormwater drain pipes. There are large slabs laying directly on top of the pipes. The concrete spillway has eroded under neath and is in imminent danger of another collapse. Children at the pool and playing in the area have access to this area and it is a major danger zone. This needs immediate attention.

Unusual amount of flow through storm drain. Dekalb Watershed investigated but advised it is a Dunwoody issue

Debris has built up along the side of the road causing drainage issues when it rains

Drainage and ponding issue at the little pump track by the small kids playground. Please add a drain structure or unclog the existing structure if there is one. See picture.

Hello, I know the City lets the goats loose in our Oxford Chase detention pond to control the growth of grass/bushes in that area.
Our neighbors observed the goats loose as shown in the picture in the sub-division on Wednesday, November, 26.

A couple of requests,
1) Can you please confirm the goats are now off our sub-division and proper care is taken that they don't get out of the detention pond.
2) Please let me know Raj at ([email protected]) when this activity is being done, so we are aware.

Thank you very much!
Raj Joshi
President, Oxford Chase HOA

Replace sinking curb

The stormwater drain in front of our house overflowed and flooded our lawn (for a very short time) in April of 2020. The city came out and cleaned the drain and found a blockage that caused the backup. When I was coming home during a storm last week (I forget which day) it had happened again and the water was over the road and onto my lawn for a short time. It probably needs to be looked at again.

Replace sinking curb. Add to SPC lining project nearby.