We’d like to extend our gratitude to all our members and regional officials for attending last night’s Happy Hour mixer at Tucker Brewing Company.

It was wonderful to see and network with everyone in a fun and casual atmosphere before we all become enveloped in the holiday bustle.

Thank you LMI Services for partially sponsoring the food and beverages! We appreciate how active our members are in participating in TSCID events!

View more photos from the event on the TSCID website.

Tucker Summit CID would like to give a warm — or cold — welcome to Cold Stone Creamery, now open in Hugh Howell Marketplace!

City of Tucker officials kicked off the ice cream parlor’s grand opening on October 4 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Watch the ribbon-cutting here [link to video], then stop in for a creamy hand-churned dessert and welcome owner Zahir Momin to the district.

View more photos from the event on the TSCID website.

Originally founded in 1961 in California, ITW Pro Brands has been in the Tucker Summit Community Improvement District since 1977. For 46 years, the 4647 Hugh Howell Road location has produced lubricants, cleaners, corrosion inhibitors, insecticides, parts and equipment and more for the aviation, food service and processing, transportation and marine industries and more.

ITW Pro Brands offers product solutions to keep operations running and continues innovating based on customer feedback and needs. We are extremely fortunate to have such a long-standing and successful business as a member of our district.

Visit the ITW Pro Brands website to see which of their products can help benefit your business.

• Stone Ridge Event Center – 1750 Stone Ridge Drive, Ste A, 770-407-5190
  
• Stars N Strikes – 1741 Mountain Industrial Boulevard, 678-965-5707
  
• Tucker Brewing Company – 2003 South Bibb Drive, 833-752-2400
  
• Smoke Rise Country Club – 4900 Chedworth Drive, 770-908-2582
  

Want safer streets? Sign the lighting petition and submit your business to grant permission for lighting installments on your street here.

Election season is nearly upon us, and the Tucker City Council voted to add a one percent special purpose local option sales tax (SPLOST) to the November 7 ballot. DeKalb County voters first approved SPLOST in 2017, and since 2018 more than $19 million in SPLOST funds have been allocated to resurfacing more than 90 miles of surface streets, improving intersections and creating five miles of sidewalks and trails.

If voted for approval, the next SPLOST will go into effect April 2024 and continue for the next six years. Learn more about the SPLOST proposal here.

Make sure your planned signage and architectural structures are within regulations! Review the Tucker Overlay District Regulations on our website.