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UHNA VP Beau Grant has shared this information via his substack. How mapping software backlogs stalled the Fulton County tax digest, forced a court order. It’s hitting wallets now and what Fultonian property owners, commercial & residential tenants need to know. https://ardentlygrant.substack.com/p/fulton-countys-tax-digest-delay-hits

Reported by Ashley bishop to the UH GroupMe Saturday @1042am:  Order is restored on the lower field! Tree is gone, manhole cover is secured. Thanks to all who made the repair requests. Fortunately it didn’t crush the young tree planted by local volunteers with Trees Atlanta.

According to the ATL DOT’s Instagram page from 8/23:  Howell Mill work is rolling right along. Crews are pouring fresh sidewalk panels and filling in behind the retaining wall to give pedestrians the solid, dedicated path this corridor needs.Every yard of concrete brings us closer to a fully connected streetscape for local businesses and neighbors.

Mark your calendars for a joint general meeting hosted by BCN & NAPPS. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect directly on key topics impacting our local schools and neighborhoods. The Buckhead Council of Neighborhoods provides a unified voice for all Buckhead residents. Topics such as education, transportation, traffic, community development, and government services are highlighted in most meetings. When: Thursday, Sept.

So far 50 + people/families that have paid their security dues! 100 + subscribers are needed to maintain ~ 3x weekly patrols. Please join us now in raising money ($300/year/member) for this upcoming Security Dues Campaign! Security Dues are for August 1, 2026 – July 31, 2027. What does the money used for? – Off

In the last 2-week period (July 25- August 6), 35 incidents were reported in Beat 204.  Of those, one occurred in the area we patrol. On July 26, 2026, a resident on the 1700 block of Defoor Avenue heard gunfire at about 2:00 AM.  Officers responded but were unable to locate any evidence.  A resident discovered

https://www.npuatlanta.org/codeenforcementacademy The Code Enforcement Academy, hosted by NPU University, is a free virtual training program designed to help City of Atlanta residents and employees better understand how code enforcement works and how they can support cleaner, safer, and more thriving neighborhoods.Through five interactive sessions led by City departments and partners, participants will learn how to

Important updates about our upcoming meeting locations and a critical legislative effort regarding loud cars. Meeting Location Updates We just learned that the meeting spaces and lobby in Tower 14 at Piedmont Center are undergoing renovations through early January. Loud Cars Legislative Hearing: Executive Committee member Anne McKillips shared an urgent update regarding our loud cars initiative. 

A recording of the UHNA General Meeting is available. Summary and link below. Financial & Budget Updates Zoning & Local Development Traffic & Infrastructure Public Safety Community Events & Social Resident Action Items & Volunteer Opportunities For complete details, view the full meeting recording (Passcode: Y+x5H$t0).

UHNA and residents have been busy trying to get action on the large tree that fell near the lower field, damaging a stormwater manhole. Followup queries revealed that, although a resident promptly reported it in July the city had no trace of any report. Subsequent reports were made to Department of Watershed Management (who’s in