July 2022
Chief's Welcome
As we near the start of the school year, I would like to ask our parents to continue reminding your children if they see something, please say something as it relates to anything that may impact the security and safety of our young people.

Our department works very close with the Fulton County School System and its police department to help support their efforts to make certain our community's students are protected as they attend school.

I have said before and will continue to affirm that we cannot police our city alone, it takes ALL of us, including our students, to help maintain and improve the quality of life for all who live, work, and play in our community.
 
Honored, proud, and humbled to serve!

~ Chief Mark Mitchell
Watch JCPD's Facebook Live replay
View the Facebook Live replay on the JCPD Facebook page! Join Lt. Deb Kalish, Officer Kenneth Kennebrew, and Officer Troy Morgan as they discuss crime information, safety tips, and recognize officers.
JCPD Back to School Safety
Fulton County Schools return Monday, Aug. 8. School buses and pedestrians will return to the streets and sidewalks, and motorists are encouraged to plan for extra time as you navigate through neighborhoods and school zones.

Please remember to stop for school buses and use caution when driving near school buses as students are entering/exiting buses.
Coffee with a Cop set for Monday, Aug. 15
Grab a cup of coffee with our Johns Creek police officers on Monday, Aug. 15 at at 6:30 p.m. Aylesbury Farms, 6115 Abbotts Bridge Road. Free to attend!
Sign up for the Citizens Police Academy
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the Johns Creek Police Department by registering for the Citizens Police Academy. The nine-week course starts Aug. 17.

Battle on the Creek returns Saturday, Aug. 20
Johns Creek Police Department is proud to host the 2022 Battle On The Creek on Saturday, Aug. 20 at 7 a.m. at Newtown Park. The fitness competition is held in support of Special Olympics Georgia.
Question of the Month: Does JCPD offer background checks?
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Yes. You need to fill out a form at the police department and present a valid government-issued ID. Background checks cover the entire state of Georgia and are ready for pick up in 1 to 3 business days. The cost is $20.
KaceyAnn Anderson receives JCPD Employee of the Year Award
Congratulations to Police Records Manager, KaceyAnn Anderson, who was named the Johns Creek Police Department Employee of the Year!

Way to go, KaceyAnn!
July Safety Tip: Sign up for Vacation Watch
Join JCPD Officer Kennebrew for special tips on how to sign up for the police department's Vacation Watch program. Watch the video.
JUNE CRIME INFO

Crime Stats
Total calls for service: 5,651
Total arrests: 102
Total car break-ins: 8
Total burglaries: 5
DUIs: 16
Traffic accidents: 135
JUNE TRAFFIC INFO

Top 5 intersections for accidents in June:

  1. Medlock Bridge & State Bridge (7)
  2. Medlock Bridge & Abbotts Bridge (5)
  3. Old Alabama at Jones Bridge (2)
  4. McGinnis Ferry at Bell Road (3)
  5. State Bridge at Jones Bridge (3)
JOHNS CREEK POLICE DEPARTMENT
11360 LAKEFIELD DRIVE
JOHNS CREEK, GA 30097
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