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Johns Creek adopts Millage Rate for 2023

The Johns Creek City Council rolled back the millage rate from the advertised 3.986 per $1,000 of assessed value to 3.646 per $1,000 of assessed value for Fiscal Year 2023.

Provide input on the Nesbit Ferry Road corridor improvement project on Sept. 14

The community is invited to provide input on the Nesbit Ferry Road corridor improvement project at a Public Information Open House on Thursday, Sept. 14 at 6 p.m. at Mount…

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City launches annual Toys for Tots campaign

Donated toys, which will be accepted through Dec. 15, should be unwrapped, but still in their original packaging. Typically, most donated toys are appropriate for small children, but there is…

City seeks volunteers to serve on boards, commissions

Residents who are interested in serving on City boards, commissions, and committees can nominate themselves for board positions. Board members must reside within the city limits.  Residents with the time,…

City receives Fulton County Environment Award

The City of Johns Creek received a Fulton County Citizens Commission on the Environment (FCCCE) Award for City staff’s implementation of sustainability initiatives and projects. The award, presented to Mayor…

Kay Love, Assistant City Manager

Kay serves as an Assistant City Manager of the City of Johns Creek. She holds an MBA from Columbus State University and is an active member of the Georgia City-County…

1% for Art Program

What is a 1% for Art program? 1% for Art Program seeks to aesthetically enhance Johns Creek and the environment, to enrich the lives of Johns Creek residents, and to…

Summer Concert featuring Who’s Bad, the Ultimate Michael Jackson Experience, set for Sept. 9

Join us for the next Summer Concert Series featuring “Who’s Bad,” the Ultimate Michael Jackson Experience, on Saturday, Sept. 9 at the Mark Burkhalter Amphitheater at Newtown Park! Beyond replaying…

City completes neighborhood, main road repaving

The City of Johns Creek Public Works Department has finished its 10th year of repaving the City’s neighborhood streets, part of a long-term plan to repave and maintain subdivision streets.