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For many senior homeowners, the cost of removing a hazardous tree can be out of reach. The Tree Removal Assistance Program (TRAP) helps eliminate that barrier while making neighborhoods safer. Through the Tree Removal Assistance Program (TRAP), the City provides vital support to low-income senior homeowners by covering the full cost of removing dead, dying, or declining trees that […]

In the last 2-week period (June 13 – 26), 42 incidents were reported in Beat 204.  Of those, 1 occurred in the area we patrol. On June 26, 2026, APD received a report from a resident who reported a homeless man, who is often seen in the neighborhood, approaching and contacting  a child inappropriately.  This incident is

Courtesy UHNA VP Beau Grant. (UHNA is a member org of BCN and Beau is our Rep.) I asked both questions. (Robb Pitts air fist bumped me across the room afterwards.) The last BCN meeting was basically a long presentation by Invest Atlanta. When asked about the Economic Impact of the 100s of millions in

In the last 2-week period (May 30 – June 12), 33 incidents were reported in Beat 204.  Of those, two occurred in the area we patrol. There were no significant incidents to report.  Best, Det. Kevin Leonpacher Atlanta PD / Underwood Hills Patrol

This is a quick reminder that tomorrow, Tuesday, June 16, is Election Day for the General Primary Runoff. Runoff elections are critical, yet voter turnout in these cycles is historically exceptionally low—often hovering at around 5% of registered voters citywide. Because turnout is so low, hyper-local races are frequently decided by just a handful of

In the last 2-week period (May 16 – 29), 36 incidents were reported in Beat 204.  Of those, none occurred in the area we patrol.  There were no significant incidents to report. Best, Det. Kevin Leonpacher Atlanta PD / Underwood Hills Patrol REMINDER: Security Patrol Subscribers can request a check on their property whilst on vacation. See

Urban Plan Academy for Community Leaders is a one-day course offered in partnership with the Urban Land Institute of Atlanta. Through a project-based approach, participants will engage in a scenario involving a city-led redevelopment effort — honing their negotiation skills with the fictional city’s elected officials, neighborhood, development team, and community. Date: Saturday, June 27, 2026 Time:

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Please join us for the next meeting of the Buckhead Council of Neighborhoods on Thursday, June 11th, at 6:45 PM. We are pleased to welcome representatives from Invest Atlanta, the city’s official economic development authority. This meeting will be a valuable opportunity to hear updates on city-wide economic initiatives, local development projects, and programs impacting our communities.

The agenda for tonight’s virtual NPU-D meeting is linked below along with the draft minutes from last month’s meeting. There is a link to the meeting registration in the agenda and the URL for that is copied in the meeting invitation below: At the NPU-D meeting this evening the UHNA could use your support. There