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North Shallowford Path
Current Activities
(August 2025) Dunwoody Public Works has provided responses to comments made during the Public Information Open House in May. Click here to read the response letter.
(July 2025) Comments from the May Open House are being reviewed in preparation for presentation of the concept design to the City Council on August 25.
The City of Dunwoody held a Public Information Open House on the N. Shallowford Path project on May 13, 2025, at the North Shallowford Annex.
Open House materials:
Welcome letter - Public Information Open House (PIOH)
Display boards for the PIOH
Preferred Layout to be presented at the PIOH
Project Details
This project is referred to in the Georgetown Master Plan as North Shallowford Road Multi-Modal Improvements, consisting of sidewalks, bike lanes, landscaped buffers, pedestrian crossing improvements and lighting. It is also shown as project P14 in the Dunwoody Trail Master Plan circled in purple in the map on this page. The scope of the project will include adding a path on one side of the road and filling gaps in the existing sidewalk.
The Atlanta Regional Commission has allocated $560,000 under the federal Surface Transportation Program - Urban (STP-Urban) for design with the other half of the design costs to be funded by SPLOST. In April 2024, AECOM was selected to complete the concept design phase of the project which will consist of concept plans, environmental assessments, traffic analysis and public outreach.
In January 2025, the City was awarded $400K in federal funding for project design.The project will follow the federal requirements for plan development with construction projected for 2029.
Completed Work
In 2020, the City of Dunwoody completed the first section of shared use path on North Shallowford Road. It connects to the section of the Dunwoody Trailway on Chamblee Dunwoody that was included as part of the Georgetown Gateway project.
