City of Johns Creek September Newsletter

CITY OF JOHNS CREEK, GEORGIA | SEPTEMBER 2018

City of Johns Creek Newsletter

September Featured Event:

Pup-a-Palooza, a puppy party, set for Saturday, Sept. 22

Learn about Pup-a-Palooza

Mayor Bodker's September message

Read Mayor Mike Bodker's September message, which focuses Johns Creek's parks, both present and future.

View the September message

Be a part of 'I Am Johns Creek' video series

We want to hear what YOU have to say about the city. We've launched a video series highlighting the experiences of our residents, with an emphasis on variety. What made you move to Johns Creek and what makes you stay? We will come to you so that you can share your Johns Creek experiences on camera with the community.

City Council receives proposed Fiscal Year 2019 Budget for review

Mayor Mike Bodker submitted the City of Johns Creek’s proposed Fiscal Year (FY) 2019 budget to the City Council for its review and consideration. Five key themes resonate throughout the proposed budget.

CVB debuts digital kiosks

Installed by the Johns Creek Convention & Visitors Bureau, the "ExploreBoard" digital kiosks invite visitors in Johns Creek to discover local restaurants, shops, and destinations unique to the City.

City Offices closed for Labor Day

City Offices (City Hall, Municipal Court, and Park Place) will be closed Monday, Sept. 3 in observance of Labor Day.

V ie w the City Calendar .

Town Hall meeting set for Thursday, Sept. 6

Banks & Shane will perform at the Mark Burkhalter Amphitheater on Saturday, Sept. 8. Join us to hear this high-energy band that has had crowds around the world dancing in the aisles to party favorites and reminiscing with memorable ballads.

Banks & Shane concert set for Saturday, Sept. 8

Banks & Shane will perform at the Mark Burkhlater Amphitheater on Saturday, Sept. 8. Join us for to hear this high-energy band that has had crowds around the world dancing in the aisles to party favorites and reminiscing with memorable ballads.

Sept. 11 Commemoration planned at Newtown Park

The community is invited to attend a commemoration event in honor of the first responders who lost their lives as a result of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

Public input meeting set for Tier 1 TSPLOST project - New Location Road - on Sept. 12

The community is invited to attend a public input meeting for the New Location Road, which is a Tier 1 TSPLOST project, from Bell Road to Technology Park.

Adaptive Recreation Dance Night set for Friday, Sept. 14

Grab your dancing shoes and get ready to boogie at the The Adaptive Recreation Dance Night “Under the Stars,” set for Friday, Sept. 14, from 7-9 p.m. at the Mark Burkhalter Amphitheater.

Discuss transportation projects on Thursday, Sept. 20

The City’s next transportation update public meeting will focus on projects related to both general transportation and TSPLOST.

Enter your group for the 12th Annual Founders Day Parade

Enter your neighborhood group, civic organization or business in the 12th Annual Johns Creek Founders Day Parade/Kickoff to the 2018 North Fulton Holiday Season scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 1.

Community Safety Day set for Saturday, Sept. 29

Community Safety Day, a FREE event for the whole family, helps heighten awareness about basic safety issues.

Autrey Mill Nature Preserve is offering more than 11 programs for adults and children this fall.

Free Outdoor Fitness continues in September

Join us for Free Outdoor Fitness classes on Sundays in September at Newtown Park.

Vendor registration opens for Fall Family Festival

Local businesses and organizations are invited to participate in the annual Fall Family Festival as a sponsor, vendor, or both.

Johns Creek City Hall moved to temporary space

City Hall moved to its temporary space at 10700 Abbotts Bridge Road, Suite 190, while renovations are made to the new, permanent City Hall building at 11360 Lakefield Drive .

Read more about the move .