Norwood Manor Civic Association, Inc

Norwood Manor Civic Association, Inc Norwood Manor Civic Association is a residents organization for people who live in or were residents of the Norwood Manor community.

We are a community located in the southeast quadrant of the City of Atlanta Georgia. Norwood Manor is located in southeast Atlanta, GA six miles from Five Points, near the Lakewood Fairgrounds and South View Cemetery. The community has existed since the late 1940s. It is one of the first subdivisions developed for African Americans in Atlanta. The original residents were hard-working middle-class

folk from all walks of life: educators, pastors, postal workers, steel workers, railroad employees, veterans of World War II and the Korean conflict, etc. Today's families in "The Manor" are similar in makeup to the original families. There are nearly 160 homes in the community known as "The Manor" with several more homes across the Georgia Southern Railroad that are an extended part of our neighborhood. Norwood Manor Civic Association, Inc. is a non-profit corporation, established in 1994 to better represent the interest of the residents of Norwood Manor with developers and local government officials. Our main purpose is to provide a means for improvements in the living conditions and quality of life for those living in our community. We want our residents to have a forum to offer their concerns and special interests. All residents are encouraged to join and participate in the activities of the organization. None are excluded and all are invited.

08/14/2026

August 13, 2026 Special Called Meeting for the Redevelopment of Old Dobbs Elementary on Lewis Rd.

The August 2026 Special Called Norwood Manor meeting focused on discussing the proposed redevelopment of the old Dobbs Elementary property, a 10-acre site at the end of Lewis Road. Carolyn Korvar from the mayor's office presented the plans for affordable housing development on the property, which must include a housing component per Atlanta Public Schools' requirements. The community expressed significant concerns about the aggressive timeline, lack of detailed plans, and the history of public housing in the neighborhood. Key issues raised included traffic flow concerns due to the site's location as a dead end, the need for proper community engagement beyond just meetings, and questions about the true intentions behind the development. The neighborhood representatives emphasized their history of being disenfranchised and requested more transparency about the process and potential outcomes.

Southeast Atlanta is growing, and now is our moment to decide how we benefit from that growth. Join us to learn how we g...
07/31/2026

Southeast Atlanta is growing, and now is our moment to decide how we benefit from that growth. Join us to learn how we get the housing and economic investments we need while we stay to enjoy them. Leave this workshop better understanding the language and $$ of projects, how to make the new rules that control projects work for us, and how to make sure your voice is heard on investment decisions.
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Learn how we get the housing and economic investments that work for us. Better understand the data and make informed community decisions.

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1700 Thomasville Drive
Atlanta, GA
30315

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