Dean Sumner Moore moved to Clarkston in July of 1997. He is a member of the Clarkston Historic Preservation Commission and the Clarkston Greenway Project Advisory Group. He currently lives with his wife of 23 years.

Dean is a construction superintendent and project manager. He has worked for specialty construction companies in Georgia, overseeing commercial building and renovation projects. Earlier in his career, he was a land surveyor for Washington Gas Light Company in Northern Virginia and a customer service specialist with a residential construction company.

Dean is a former member of the Clarkston City Council. He was first elected in 2009 and served two terms from 2010 to 2018. 

Supports a $15/hour minimum wage for city employees.

- Supports a $15/hour minimum wage for city employees.

Economy

Supports improving pedestrian infrastructure, including the Decatur-Stone Mountain bicycle and pedestrian path.

- Supports improving pedestrian infrastructure, including the Decatur-Stone Mountain bicycle and pedestrian path.

Public Services

Supports maintaining affordable housing through strategic zoning and program implementation.

Believes in establishing a Clarkston Housing Authority to improve management of multifamily apartment complexes.

- Supports maintaining affordable housing through strategic zoning and program implementation.
- Believes in establishing a Clarkston Housing Authority to improve management of multifamily apartment complexes.

Housing & Urban Development

As a council member, led the decriminalization of marijuana for possession of one ounce or less.

Supports a "ban the box" policy to eliminate hiring discrimination based on arrest records.

- As a council member, led the decriminalization of marijuana for possession of one ounce or less.
- Supports a "ban the box" policy to eliminate hiring discrimination based on arrest records.

Public Safety

Supports improving pedestrian infrastructure and completing the Decatur-Stone Mountain bicycle and pedestrian path with a dedicated bridge across I-285.

- Supports improving pedestrian infrastructure and completing the Decatur-Stone Mountain bicycle and pedestrian path with a dedicated bridge across I-285.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of September 3, 2025, Dean Sumner Moore’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Dean Sumner Moore

Dean Sumner Moore moved to Clarkston in July of 1997. He is a member of the Clarkston Historic Preservation Commission and the Clarkston Greenway Project Advisory Group. He currently lives with his wife of 23 years, two dogs, a house cat, and a feral cat.

Dean is a construction superintendent and project manager. He has worked for specialty construction companies in Georgia, overseeing commercial building and renovation projects. Earlier in his career, he was a land surveyor for Washington Gas Light Company in Northern Virginia and a customer service specialist with a residential construction company that specialized in multi-family townhomes and apartment condominiums.

As of September 3, 2025, Dean Sumner Moore did not have a website or any information online.

Dean Moore moved to Clarkston in July of 1997. He is a member of the Clarkston Historic Preservation Commission and the Clarkston Greenway Project Advisory Group. He currently lives with his wife of 23 years, two dogs, a house cat, and a feral cat.

Dean is a construction superintendent and building manager. He has worked as a superintendent in charge of commercial building and renovation for specialty construction companies in Georgia. He also served as the building manager for the Museum School of Avondale Estates for over eight years, while continuing to take on special construction projects. Earlier in his career, he was a land surveyor for Washington Gas Light Company in Northern Virginia and worked as a customer service specialist with a residential construction company that specialized in multi-family townhomes and apartment condominiums.

As a city council member, chaired the Active Living Initiative to promote pedestrian safety and park improvements.

Supports redeveloping Milam Park and implementing the Friendship Forest Master Plan.

Supports maintaining affordable housing through zoning and strategic programs.

Believes in forming a Clarkston Housing Authority to address poor management in multifamily apartment complexes.

Supports eliminating pathways to poverty and mass incarceration through decriminalizing marijuana and implementing "ban the box" policies.

Supports enhancing pedestrian infrastructure and completing the Decatur-Stone Mountain bicycle and pedestrian path with a dedicated bridge across I-285.

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