Welcome to the Neighborhood!
Everything you need as a new resident: city & county services, local resources, community programs, and how to get connected.
On this page
I. Quick Start for New Neighbors
New Resident Essentials
Popular Links
II. City & County Services
City of Doraville
DeKalb County
Report an Issue
- Resident Problem Reporter
- Code Enforcement
- Non‑Emergency Police Number: 770-455-1000
III. Neighborhood & Local Resources
Neighborhood Map & Orientation
The Greater Northwoods Area includes single-family homes, condos, townhomes, and apartments. The BLUE line shows the borders between the City of Doraville and Unincorporated DeKalb County. The RED line shows the borders between the five historic district neighborhoods and other developments.
Schools
Public and private options serving the Northwoods Area.
- Doraville United, Evansdale, Oakcliff, Pleasantdale, Hightower Elementary Schools
- Sequoyah Middle School & High School (Under Construction)
- Chamblee & Cross Keys High School
- Tapestry Public Charter (6–12)
- Northwoods Montessori (Private)
See district zoning and official details on City/County education pages.
Local Faith Communities (within boundary)
- Northwoods United Methodist Church
- Atlanta Good Church
- Iglesia Luterana Sagrada Familia (ELCA)
- Chestnut Drive Iglesia de Cristo
- North Atlanta Hispanic Seventh-day Adventist Church
Local Organizations & Programs
Shops, Restaurants & Local Favorites
- El Rey Del Taco (Mexican)
- Tum Pok Pok (Thai)
- Sabor Dominicano (Dominican)
- LanZhou Ramen (Chinese)
- Arepa Grill (Venezuelan)
- Food Terminal (Malaysian)
- Faaji Restaurant (West African)
- Kamayan ATL (Filipino)
- Pollo D’el Rey (Peruvian)
- Stone Bowl House (Korean)
Explore more on Buford Highway—Atlanta’s international dining corridor.
IV. Neighborhood Life & Getting Involved
Volunteer Opportunities
- Welcome & Outreach
- Beautification & Clean-Ups
- Events & Programming
- Communications & Connection
- Sponsorship & Fundraising
V. Additional Community Information
VI. Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be a homeowner to join NANA?
No. NANA welcomes homeowners, renters, and long‑term residents in the Greater Northwoods Area.
How do I join NANA?
Visit the Join page to complete your membership form and submit payment.
Is membership required?
Membership is optional, but joining supports events and provides members opportunities to connect.
What are the benefits of joining?
Members receive direct event invitations, e-newsletters, access to the Virtual Clubhouse and more!
How can I request a Welcome Bag?
Use the link at the top of this page or email NANADoraville@gmail.com.
Where can I find sanitation schedules and permits?
See City & County Services above for Doraville and DeKalb links.
Where can I report maintenance, code, or other issues?
Use the Resident Problem Reporter or other links under City & County Services.
Is the neighborhood officially historic?
Yes. The Historic Northwoods District is a recognized with documented historic significance. Learn more under About → The Story of the Historic Northwoods District.
How do I volunteer or get involved?
Visit Volunteer with NANA and select opportunities that match your interests.
How can I become a steward or my business become a sponsor?
See options on the Get Involved page. Our current supporters are listed as Champions.
Items of Interest You Can Purchase:
VIII. Contact NANA
Questions or ideas? We’d love to hear from you.
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