Dilip Tunki, a proud resident of Johns Creek for 25 years, is seeking re-election to the Johns Creek City Council. With nearly three decades of business experience and a strong foundation in engineering and management, he brings a balanced, results-driven approach to public service.
Dilip has been married to his wife Padma for 29 years, and together they have a daughter, Sindhu. His deep roots in the community and proven leadership make him a committed advocate for the continued success of Johns Creek.
Dilip Tunki has played an active role in shaping Johns Creek’s future through his service on
key city boards, including the Town Center Advisory Committee, Recreation and Parks
Advisory Committee, and the Johns Creek Arts Center. His involvement ensures that
community perspectives are reflected in city planning and decision-making.
From environmental efforts at Autrey Mill Preserve to initiating a greenhouse program at
Chattahoochee High School, Tunki has led projects that support education, sustainability,
and hands-on community engagement.
As a volunteer mentor with SCORE, Tunki has guided local entrepreneurs and small
businesses, helping to strengthen Johns Creek’s economic ecosystem and
promote local innovation.
Through his support for local parks, cultural institutions, and sports organizations including
the Johns Creek Cricket Association, Tunki fosters a vibrant community life that contributes
to both quality of life and economic vitality.
Tunki has played a key role in transformative city projects like the Town Center and Medley
developments, modern, mixed-use spaces that prioritize connectivity, economic opportunity,
and community character.
His approach to governance emphasizes stakeholder involvement, working closely with
residents, advisory boards, city staff, and local groups to ensure policies and projects are
transparent and widely supported.
By leveraging his roles on various advisory committees, Tunki turns grassroots input into
forward-thinking policies, supporting initiatives in green space expansion, public safety,
infrastructure, and smart city planning.
With a background in civil engineering and environmental engineering, Tunki champions
sustainability in city development, promoting renewable energy integration, green building
practices, and responsible stormwater management.
Dilip Tunki’s model of leadership, combining deep community involvement with principled, collaborative governance acts as a catalyst for Johns Creek’s ongoing growth and transformation. His ability to connect grassroots action with strategic policy ensures that development projects are not only successful but also reflective of the city’s diverse aspirations and needs.