Tom Lambert lives in Dunwoody. He holds a degree from Pennsylvania State University. He is married his wife, Danielle, with whom he has children. He served as president of the Dunwoody Kingsley Racquet and Swim Club, on the board of Directors for Murphey Candler, and volunteered as a community coach for both football and baseball at Chamblee Middle School. 

Tom is a marketing consultant at Texaco. He previously worked as a front office manager at Marriott in New York.

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Tom serves on the Dunwoody City Council representing District 3. He was first elected in 2017, he is now in his second term and also serves as the city’s Mayor Pro Tem.

Supports local businesses by streamlining business license renewal procedures and engaging with business owners.

As a city council member, supported local businesses and made efforts to streamline business license renewal procedures. 

- As a city council member, supported local businesses and made efforts to streamline business license renewal procedures. 

Economy

As a city council member, spearheaded the creation of Dunwoody's first Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) to prioritize and manage infrastructure projects.

Believes in being accessible and responsive to constituents through community engagement activities like "Coffee with Council," town halls, and neighborhood association meetings.

Supports community engagement and holds community engagement activities like "Coffee with Council," town halls, and neighborhood association meetings.

Supports the creation of vibrant public spaces and thriving neighborhoods.

Wants vibrant public spaces and thriving neighborhoods.

- As a city council member, spearheaded the creation of Dunwoody's first Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) to prioritize and manage infrastructure projects.
- Supports community engagement and holds community engagement activities like "Coffee with Council," town halls, and neighborhood association meetings.
- Wants vibrant public spaces and thriving neighborhoods.

Public Services

Evaluates development proposals rigorously and votes against projects that do not align with the city’s comprehensive plan and vision.

Rigorously evaluates development proposals and votes against those that conflict with the city’s  plan and long-term vision.

- Rigorously evaluates development proposals and votes against those that conflict with the city’s  plan and long-term vision.
- Supports "Smart Development".

Housing & Urban Development

Supports initiatives that improve police compensation to attract and retain talent.

- Supports initiatives that improve police compensation to attract and retain talent.

Public Safety

As a city council member, authored and sponsored Dunwoody's Vulnerable Road User Ordinance to enhance pedestrian and cyclist safety.

As a city council member, supported Dunwoody's Vulnerable Road User Ordinance to enhance pedestrian and cyclist safety.

- As a city council member, supported Dunwoody's Vulnerable Road User Ordinance to enhance pedestrian and cyclist safety.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of September 3, 2025, Tom Lambert’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

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Tom Lambert

Tom Lambert has spent decades serving and leading in the Dunwoody community, where his dedication to enhancing the city's quality of life has made a lasting impact. A proud Dunwoody resident for 26 years, Tom is committed to fostering a vibrant, sustainable, and inclusive city for all. After earning his degree from Penn State University in 1992, Tom began his professional journey as a Front Office Manager for Marriott in his native New York. Two years later, he relocated to Atlanta to pursue new opportunities as a Marketing Consultant for Texaco. Tom married his wife Danielle in 1999, and the newlyweds moved into the home where they still live today. Together they chose Dunwoody as the perfect place to start their family and raise their children. When he’s not serving his community, Tom enjoys spending time with Danielle, their family, and friends. The couple also shares a love of tennis and traveling.

Tom is currently a member of the Dunwoody City Council, representing District 3. He was first elected in November 2017 and is currently serving his third term.

Supports professional development in municipal education and community planning, completing 171 credit hours and various leadership training programs to effectively address Dunwoody's needs.

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Wendi Taylor holds a bachelor's degree in physics and business from Principia College and a master's degree in systems analysis and industrial & systems engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology. 

Wendy's is a self-employed consultant focusing on Acumatica & Distribution. She previously served as an executive director at Global Food Project, Inc. and as a parter and director of the supply chain best practices group at InnovaNet Group. 

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Wendi's campaign for Dunwoody City Council Member, District 3 is her first entry into politics.

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Pledges to carefully manage public funds.

Opposes raising property taxes or issuing bonds unless voters approve.

- Pledges to carefully manage public funds.
- Opposes raising property taxes or issuing bonds unless voters approve.

Believes in "responsive leadership" by listening to and acting on the needs of residents.

Believes in "responsive leadership" by listening to and addressing residents needs. 

- Believes in "responsive leadership" by listening to and addressing residents needs. 

Opposes the proposal to build 200 age-restricted, low-income apartments on Ashford Dunwoody Road.

Opposes using private property for city capital projects.

Opposes city policy that charges individual property owners for costly city infrastructure repairs, advocating for the use of annual fees from homeowners to be used solely for those repairs.

- Opposes the proposal to build 200 age-restricted, low-income apartments on Ashford Dunwoody Road.
- Opposes using private property for city capital projects.
- Opposes city policy that charges individual property owners for costly city infrastructure repairs, advocating for the use of annual fees from homeowners to be used solely for those repairs.

Believes in prioritizing public safety by ensuring the Police Department is adequately staffed and resourced.

Plans to prioritize public safety by ensuring the police department is well staffed and resourced.

- Plans to prioritize public safety by ensuring the police department is well staffed and resourced.

Opposes city plans that require "unreasonable sacrifices" from residents and businesses, such as narrowed streets and high-density apartment towers.

- Opposes city plans that require "unreasonable sacrifices" from residents and businesses, such as narrowed streets and high-density apartment towers.

Supports consistent tree removal standards for residents and the city.

- Supports consistent tree removal standards for residents and the city.

Wendi Taylor

As of September 8, 2025, Wendi Taylor did not have a website or any information online.

Has not publicly stated her stances on any issues.

- 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. 