Dunwoody's parks and recreational facilities are ADA-compliant and now feature enhanced safety measures. In February 2025, the city installed SaveStations with Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) at Brook Run Park (playground and multi-use fields), Two Bridges Park, and Pernoshal Park. These life-saving devices are accessible to anyone during emergencies, featuring clear audio and visual instructions with no training required.
Commitment to Accessibility in Dunwoody
Dunwoody's Accessible Parks and Recreation
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Brook Run Park: All facilities, including the playground, multi-use trail, skate park, dog park, community garden, pavilions, and public restrooms, are accessible.
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Dunwoody Nature Center: The main building, eco classroom, North Wood Pavilion, and public restrooms are all accessible.
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Windwood Hollow Park: This park features a playground specifically designed for children with special needs, as well as accessible tennis courts, a pavilion, and public restrooms.
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Georgetown Park, Pernoshal Park, and Two Bridges Park: All facilities in these parks are accessible, including playgrounds, trails, and public restrooms.
Transportation and Infrastructure in Dunwoody
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Dunwoody MARTA Station: This wheelchair-accessible station connects Dunwoody to the greater Atlanta area.
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Sidewalks and Crosswalks: As of 2024, Dunwoody has 88 miles of sidewalks. The city is actively working to improve accessibility, having reduced the percentage of non-compliant ramps from 50% to 37% since 2015.
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Ongoing Improvements: The city's 5-Year Capital Improvement Plan includes numerous projects to enhance accessibility, such as new sidewalks, path improvements, and intersection upgrades.
Accessible Accommodations in Dunwoody
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Accessible on-site parking (including van-accessible)
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Accessible entrances and routes throughout the hotel
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Accessible guest rooms with features like roll-in showers and visual alarms
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Similar features to AC Hotel, plus an accessible pool with a self-operating lift
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35 wheelchair accessible parking spaces
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Ramp access to various areas of the hotel
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Braille signage in guest rooms and public areas
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Accessible routes throughout the hotel
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Accessible swimming pool
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Digital alarm clocks with sound and strobe light options
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Accessible business center and exercise facility
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Braille room numbers
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TTY for guest use
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Accessible pool entrance
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Mobility accessible rooms with various features
- Secondary locks on room windows for added safety
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Special Needs Support: Logan's Law
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The Dunwoody Police Department, in partnership with Chatcomm 911, has established a local Logan's Law database.
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This initiative helps first responders provide more compassionate assistance by raising awareness of potential triggers for individuals with special needs.
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Residents can register family members with special needs who live or work in Dunwoody using the Special Concerns Response Form.

Inclusive Events and Activities
The City of Dunwoody offers a variety of inclusive events and activities throughout the year:
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Special Pops Tennis:
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Free program teaching tennis to individuals with intellectual disorders
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Held at Windwood Hollow Park
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Parks & Partners Calendar: Check out the calendar for more inclusive events and activities throughout the year.
New Accessible Entertainment: Puttshack
- Two ADA-compliant mini-golf courses
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KultureCity certification for sensory inclusivity
Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta (MJCCA)
The MJCCA's Blonder Family Department for Special Needs, established in 2002, stands as a cornerstone of inclusive programming in Dunwoody. Located at their fully accessible Zaban Park Campus, the center offers a comprehensive range of programs for individuals of all abilities.
Their inclusive offerings span from specialized youth programs like sensory-friendly basketball and gymnastics to the renowned Jerry's Habima Theatre, Georgia's only professional theater company featuring actors with disabilities. The center’s commitment to inclusion extends to their preschools, summer camps, and adult programs through their SOAR Program. Their dedicated Inclusion Team works closely with families to provide necessary accommodations and support, ensuring everyone can participate in their transformative programs.
Activities for Youth & Teens (6-17) with Special Needs
Programming for Adults with Special Needs
For more information about their inclusive programs, contact inclusion@atlantajcc.org or call 678.812.3886.
Special Needs Support: Logan's Law
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The Dunwoody Police Department, in partnership with Chatcomm 911, has established a local Logan's Law database.
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This initiative helps first responders provide more compassionate assistance by raising awareness of potential triggers for individuals with special needs.
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Residents can register family members with special needs who live or work in Dunwoody using the Special Concerns Response Form.

Inclusive Events and Activities
The City of Dunwoody offers a variety of inclusive events and activities throughout the year:
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Special Pops Tennis:
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Free program teaching tennis to individuals with intellectual disorders
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Held at Windwood Hollow Park
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Parks & Partners Calendar: Check out the calendar for more inclusive events and activities throughout the year.
New Accessible Entertainment: Puttshack
- Two ADA-compliant mini-golf courses
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KultureCity certification for sensory inclusivity
Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta (MJCCA)
The MJCCA's Blonder Family Department for Special Needs, established in 2002, stands as a cornerstone of inclusive programming in Dunwoody. Located at their fully accessible Zaban Park Campus, the center offers a comprehensive range of programs for individuals of all abilities.
Their inclusive offerings span from specialized youth programs like sensory-friendly basketball and gymnastics to the renowned Jerry's Habima Theatre, Georgia's only professional theater company featuring actors with disabilities. The center’s commitment to inclusion extends to their preschools, summer camps, and adult programs through their SOAR Program. Their dedicated Inclusion Team works closely with families to provide necessary accommodations and support, ensuring everyone can participate in their transformative programs.
Activities for Youth & Teens (6-17) with Special Needs
Programming for Adults with Special Needs
For more information about their inclusive programs, contact inclusion@atlantajcc.org or call 678.812.3886.
Feedback and Continuous Improvement
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The city has designated an ADA Coordinator, Tiffany Wommack, to handle inquiries, requests, or complaints related to accessibility.
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Residents can provide feedback on accessibility issues through the Community Feedback portal.
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A formal grievance procedure is in place for anyone who believes they have been denied access to any facility, program, or activity because of a disability.