District 4 Events
What’s Happening in District 4?
Hi, I’m Commissioner Chakira Johnson — and I believe the best way to lead is by staying connected.
This is where you’ll find events happening across our community, from town halls and neighborhood cleanups to cultural celebrations and community conversations. These moments help us grow together, solve problems and celebrate what makes District 4 so special.
I hope to see you out there!
Community Connection
Come enjoy a delicious breakfast, meet your District 4 neighbors, and connect with local leaders about the issues that matter most to you. It's all part of building a stronger community together. We hope you will join us!
Additional representatives from DeKalb service departments such as Sanitation, Roads & Drainage, Code and Law Enforcement and others will be present to provide updates and answer questions from the community.
Community Connection
Come enjoy a delicious breakfast, meet your District 4 neighbors, and connect with local leaders about the issues that matter most to you. It's all part of building a stronger community together. We hope you will join us!
Additional representatives from DeKalb service departments such as Sanitation, Roads & Drainage, Law Enforcement and others will be present to provide updates and answer questions from the community.
Chakira’s Cookout
Come join Commissioner Chakira Johnson & The District 4 Team for their inaugural cookout to celebrate Summer and get prepared for the upcoming school year! In addition to food, cold refreshments, and live entertainment including D Ron, the event will provide DeKalb District 4 students, their parents/guardians and teachers with educational supplies and services, such as school-required vaccinations and health screenings.
Registration is required:
bit.ly/ChakirasCookoutEventRegistration
Community Connection
Special Guest Speaker:
Maria Houser, DeKalb County Director of Environmental Compliance, CIP, and Consent Decree
Maria Houser serves as the first Director of Environmental Compliance for DeKalb County, Georgia, as well as the Director of the Capital Improvement Program. In this role, she leads the implementation of the $1.5 billion sanitary sewer system improvements as required by the Consent Decree.
Representatives from DeKalb's service departments, including Sanitation, Roads & Drainage, Law Enforcement, and others, will be present to provide updates and answer questions from the community.