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Jimmy's Chamblee Recap - Week of June 16, 2025

  • Writer: Jimmy Furst
    Jimmy Furst
  • Jun 24
  • 4 min read

Catch up on all things Chamblee!

The Locomotive - One Big Thing:

City Council Meeting Recap

My recap from June's Council meetings is up, and you can read about it HERE. I've also added a high-level recap below for your convenience.


Left the Station - This Past Week's Events:

June 18: Juneteenth Lunch & Learn

I joined Chamblee's staff to break bread and to learn about Juneteenth!


June 18: Safe Streets For All Safety Action Plan Open House

Thank you to all those who came out and provided feedback, which will help make Chambee's streets safer!


June 21: Electronic and Metal Recycling Event

Missed this month? We have you covered! We hold this event every third Saturday of the month.

At the Station - Ongoing Events in Chamblee:

June 19-July 4: National Community Survey

Chamblee, we need your input! 

The Open Participation Survey Link for the National Community Survey is now live! If you didn't receive a survey in the mail, now is the time to give your feedback. Tell us your thoughts on housing, safety, development, government services, and more!

The survey is open now through July 4, 2025. CLICK HERE to have your say!

 Thank you for helping to create a better community for all!


New Rail Trail Segment

The Keswick Park Trail Spur, which will extend from the Keswick softball field to Sexton Woods Drive, is expected to be completed by August. The photo below was taken on June 24, and I’ll be sharing weekly updates so residents can track progress. Please note that weather conditions may affect the timeline.


June's E-Signal

Click HERE to read this month's E-Signal.


The Month of June: Happy Pride Month!

Arriving Soon - Upcoming Events in Chamblee:

Multiple Dates: Chamblee Summer Concert Series

The City of Chamblee is turning up the volume with the return of its highly anticipated Chamblee Rocks Summer Concert Series, bringing music, food, and family fun to the heart of the community. This year’s lineup features an exciting mix of genres and celebrations, offering something for everyone to enjoy under the summer sky.


Celebrate our country’s independence with us for our July 4th Celebration with traditional fun jam bands, and an incredible fireworks show. Kicking off the evening will be Country Artist Rocco, followed by the Soul Cartel Band, and ending the night with G Clef & the Playlist. These bands will bring the energy for the fireworks show that will begin around 9:30 p.m.

Our season finale will be held on Friday, August 1st, with a high-energy performance by Uptown Funk: Tribute to Bruno Mars. Join us for dancing and community spirit as we say farewell to the summer in style! 

Don’t miss out on the hottest free summer concert series in town! All concerts start at 6:30 p.m. on the greenspace of Chamblee City Hall, 3518 Broad Street, Chamblee, GA 30341. Join family, friends, and neighbors for an unforgettable summer of music, laughter, food, and fun! VIP tables and sponsorships are available by contacting Katie Sears at ksears@chambleega.gov or by visiting www.chambleerocks.net


June 25: Chamblee Police's Citizens Advisory Committee Meeting


June 25: Millage Rate Public Hearings

The City of Chamblee will hold the next public hearing for the proposed 2025 Millage Rate on Wednesday, June 25, at Chamblee City Hall. The Public Hearings will be livestreamed on the City's Facebook Page and YouTube Channel.


June 26: Public Art Commission's June Meeting


June 27: Jimmy's Office Hours

Office hours are back!


June 27-28: The International Night Market

The INM returns on Friday, June 27th, from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. and Saturday, June 28th, from 2:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. at Chamblee City Hall, located at 3518 Broad Street, Chamblee, GA 30341. This will be the 2nd year of partnering with the City of Chamblee. The event has expanded and will feature 60+ vendors representing food and crafts from around the world! There will also be cultural performances representing various regions. Projected attendance is 10,000+ over the weekend.


More info can be found HERE.


July 9: Midyear Town Hall Meeting


August 5: National Night Out


November 4: Chamblee Municipal Elections

In case you missed it, I announced my candidacy for re-election to the Chamblee City Council At-Large Seat! Serving our vibrant community since January 2022 has been an honor, and I am eager to continue working together to build a sustainable and prosperous future for Chamblee. My commitment to these core issues remains steadfast. I will continue to:

  • Advocate for sustainable development along with right-sized growth that aligns with our community's values.

  • Implement innovative environmental policies to combat climate change locally.

  • Enhance the quality of life by focusing on infrastructure, parks, and community engagement.


I will continue to work hard for you, and I hope I have earned your support!

The Caboose

I would love to hear your questions, comments, or concerns.



Mobile: 770-901-1121 The legal stuff: The views expressed represent the views of the author and may not reflect the views of the Chamblee City Council. Comments posted in response to a Councilmember-initiated communication may be subject to public disclosure under the Open Records Act. If you are a resident of Chamblee and would like to discuss city business, please go to chambleega.gov or contact me at the email above.





2 Comments


Melissa Davis
Melissa Davis
Jun 25

I tried to complete the survey but it is way too long, some things asked mulitple times in different ways - had to abandon it.

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Jimmy Furst
Jimmy Furst
5 days ago
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I'll pass it on to the staff, and thank you for the feedback!


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