December 2021
Chief's Welcome
The men and women who serve our great community want to wish you and your family a very safe and blessed Christmas Holiday and prosperous New Year. We can’t thank you enough for your support and partnership during 2021 and we are excited about what we can do together for 2022. Please be careful as you travel around town or through our City and make sure if you celebrate a little too much at a Holiday party to take a ride-share home or have someone take you to your residence. Also, if you see anything suspicious or if something looks a little out of place, please give us a call and we will respond to make certain everything is going to be ok.

Again, we hope you have a wonderful holiday, a very Happy New Year, and together, let’s have a positive, successful, and difference-making 2022.

I am proud and honored to serve our department and a very supportive Johns Creek Community.

Respectfully,

~ Chief Mark Mitchell
Watch the Facebook Live replay with Chief Mark Mitchell
Did you miss our JCPD Facebook Live last week? You can watch the replay on the JCPD Facebook page! Chief Mark Mitchell, Lieut. Deb Kalish, and Major Roland Castro discussed crime information, safety tips, and recognized officers. If you miss it, you can watch the replay on the JCPD Facebook page.
JCPD officers receive promotions, master's degree
Congratulations to Sergeant G. Hodge, Sergeant W. Goins, Sergeant C. Belisle on their promotion from Corporal to Sergeant.

Congratulations to Captain Todd Hood for graduating Columbus State University with a master's degree in Public Safety Administration while maintaining a 4.0.
Officer Spotlight
Get to know your Johns Creek police officers in this new video series! Officer Kennebrew invites you to meet Officer J.T. Ware as he asks him six questions in 60 seconds. Watch the video.
December Safety Tip
Join JCPD Officer Kennebrew for a special tip on driving safely this holiday season! Watch the video.
Request JCPD Vacation Checks
Leaving for the holidays? The Johns Creek Police Department cab check on your house while you’re gone! Schedule your Vacation Checks on the city website.
Did You Know: JCPD's D.I.Y. Alarm Line available
Not home or out of town? Do you see someone outside your house acting suspicious through your home video camera? Is your self-monitored alarm going off?

To report these, use the D.I.Y. Alarm Line: 404-843-6680

What if you’re out of town, and there is something that requires our attention?
Call the Non-Emergency Line 404-843-6670.
If you need police or emergency assistance, please call 911.

*If you call 911 while out of the city, you will get the jurisdiction closest to the phone you're using.
NOVEMBER CRIME INFO

Crime Stats
Total Calls for Service: 6,134
Total arrests: 97
Total car break-ins: 23
Total burglaries: 6
DUIs: 16
Traffic accidents: 171
NOVEMBER TRAFFIC INFO

Top 5 intersections for accidents in August:

  1. Medlock Bridge & State Bridge (7)
  2. Medlock Bridge & Abbotts Bridge (6)
  3. Old Alabama & Jones Bridge (3)
  4. Medlock Bridge at McGinnis Ferry (3)
  5. Medlock Bridge & Medlock Crossing Parkway (2)
JOHNS CREEK POLICE DEPARTMENT
11360 LAKEFIELD DRIVE
JOHNS CREEK, GA 30097
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