Rob Prince holds a bachelor’s degree in zoology and history from Miami University and a master’s degree in public affairs and environmental science from Indiana University. He and his wife, Jennifer, live in Dunwoody and have two children. Rob previously served on the Dunwoody Planning Commission. 

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Rob serves as a director of development with the Alliance for International Reforestation. He previously worked as a senior environmental scientist and manager at CH2M (now named Jacobs Solutions Inc.), an international technical professional services firm. 

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Rob currently serves as a member of the Dunwoody City Council, representing District 2. He was first elected in 2021 and is serving his first term. 

Supports measures to enhance quality of life in order to attract businesses and workers.

Supports measures to enhance quality of life and attract businesses and workers.

Supports local entrepreneurial organizations and the Perimeter Chamber of Commerce.

Supported local entrepreneurial organizations and the Perimeter Chamber of Commerce.

- Supports measures to enhance quality of life and attract businesses and workers.
- Supported local entrepreneurial organizations and the Perimeter Chamber of Commerce.

Economy

Supports enhancing parks and arts culture to establish a unique identity, develop public amenities, and promote economic growth.

Supports enhancing parks and arts culture to establish a unique city identity, develop public amenities, and promote economic growth.

- Supports enhancing parks and arts culture to establish a unique city identity, develop public amenities, and promote economic growth.

Public Services

Aims to use economic development to grow the city’s tax base, keep residential property taxes low, and invest in community aspects like parks, public art, and policing.

Supports conducting long-term planning to guide Dunwoody’s growth over the next 10-20 years.

Supports long-term planning to guide Dunwoody’s growth over the next 10-20 years.

- Aims to use economic development to grow the city’s tax base, keep residential property taxes low, and invest in community aspects like parks, public art, and policing.
- Supports long-term planning to guide Dunwoody’s growth over the next 10-20 years.

Housing & Urban Development

Supports providing funding for public safety.

Supports funding for a mobile surveillance trailer, a city-wide firearms discharge detection system, and a police drone.

Supports funding to increase the pay and staffing levels of sworn police officers.

Wants to direct funds towards increasing police officers salaries and staff.

Supports funding to hire new public safety ambassadors and a mental health professional.

Supports funding for an additional ambulance to improve emergency medical services (EMS) response times.

Supports school programs and collaborating with school district leadership on safety measures.

- Supports funding for public safety.
- Supports funding for a mobile surveillance trailer, a city-wide firearms discharge detection system, and a police drone.
- Wants to direct funds towards increasing police officers salaries and staff.
- Supports funding to hire new public safety ambassadors and a mental health professional.
- Supports funding for an additional ambulance to improve emergency medical services (EMS) response times.
- Supports school programs and collaborating with school district leadership on safety measures.

Public Safety

Supports maintaining and improving city infrastructure to protect property and enhance quality of life.

Supports streetscape improvements along Chamblee-Dunwoody in the Village, which are currently in the planning stages.

Supported streetscape improvements along Chamblee-Dunwoody in the Village, which are currently in the planning stages.

Supports the creation and implementation of a Road Safety Action Plan.

Supported the establishment of a Road Safety Action Plan and funding for a Safe Streets program manager.

Supports updating the city's Transportation Master Plan.

Supported updating the city's Transportation Master Plan and developing a Trail Master Plan.

Supports a more inclusive transportation approach that enhances movement and safety for vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists.

- Supports maintaining and improving city infrastructure to protect property and enhance quality of life.
- Supported streetscape improvements along Chamblee-Dunwoody in the Village, which are currently in the planning stages.
- Supported the establishment of a Road Safety Action Plan and funding for a Safe Streets program manager.
- Supported updating the city's Transportation Master Plan and developing a Trail Master Plan.
- Supports a more inclusive transportation approach that enhances movement and safety for vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Supports incorporating sustainability to enhance city efficiency, lower environmental impacts, save tax dollars, improve citizen health, and create a competitive economic advantage.

Advocates for sustainable city practices that save money, protect the environment, improve health, and boost the region’s economic competitiveness

- Advocates for sustainable city practices that save money, protect the environment, improve health, and boost the region’s economic competitiveness

Energy & the Environment

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Rob Price

Rob earned bachelor’s degrees in zoology and history from Miami University, and master’s degrees in public affairs and environmental science from Indiana University. He and his wife, Jennifer, have lived in Dunwoody since 1999 and have two children.

Rob is currently a member of the Dunwoody City Council, representing District 2. He was first elected in 2021 and is currently serving his first term. Before his election to the City Council, Rob served for four years on the Dunwoody Planning Commission.

Allocated an additional $5 million in funding for stormwater improvements city-wide.

Supports constructing innovative stormwater controls at Dunwoody Nature Center.

Supports new and planned streetscape projects, such as Georgetown Gateway.

Supports funding for a Safe Streets program manager.

Supports construction of intersection improvements to enhance traffic flow, such as at Chamblee Dunwoody/Womack Rd.

Supports constructing new sidewalks and trails, often with outside financial support.

- City council members work together with the rest of city council to set and implement city policy. 
- City council is tasked with ensuring the health, comfort, and safety of residents of the city 
- City council members work with the mayor to govern city departments, such as the police department, fire department, transportation department, and parks and recreation department. 
- City council members represent either the whole city or residents of a specific district. 
- Most city council members in Georgia are elected in odd years to four year terms. Elections are nonpartisan. 