May 2022
Chief's Welcome
I know the children in our community are so glad to be out of school for the Summer. I hope you and your kids are able to enjoy good quality time together on vacation, or at the pool as things heat up for the season.

Please know our officers are here for you and your young ones if you are at home or traveling around our fine City. We are only a phone call away and will respond to assist you with your needs anytime. Too many people tell us they don’t want to bother us. Trust me, you are not bothering us because we are 24/7 and our personnel are willing, able, and ready to engage with you and hopefully, bring some resolution to whatever issue that may present itself to you or your family.

We are honored and humbled to serve you.

~ Chief Mark Mitchell
Watch Facebook Live replay with Chief Mark Mitchell
View the Facebook Live replay on the JCPD Facebook page! Join Chief Mark Mitchel, Lt. Deb Kalish, and Detective Jonathan Whitley as they discuss crime information, safety tips, and recognize officers.
JCPD Community Expo set for June 8
Join us Wednesday, June 8 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. for our JCPD Community Expo at Newtown Park.

Meet your JCPD officers and learn about active shooter preparedness, mental health / CORT Team, recruitment, new gun laws, question & answer sessions, and more!
Chief Mitchell recognized by Sen. Michelle Au
Senator Michelle Au presented a resolution commending Police Chief Mark Mitchell for his service and contributions to Johns Creek at City Hall.

Au highlighted Mitchell’s experience in police administration, criminal investigations, special operations, juvenile justice, and behavioral issues including mental illness and crisis intervention.

Congratulations, Chief Mitchell!
Question of the Month: When should I call 911?
In Johns Creek, you should call 911 anytime you need police or fire dispatched to you, or your home or business. There is no non-emergency dispatch phone number.

The technology at ChatComm, the city's 911 Emergency Communications Center, handles both emergency and non-emergency dispatch calls for our public safety responders.

For example, if you see suspicious behavior, but it's not a crime in progress, call 911. Or, if you're the victim of identity theft, call 911 and a police officer will be dispatched to you to make a report.
Chief Mitchell, volunteers recognized by Impact Johns Creek
Impact Johns Creek presented Chief Mark Mitchell with the Community Connection Award, Officer Ann Okeson and Tasha Porter with Community Service Awards, and Gerry Lewis & Deetra Pickens with Volunteer Awards during the Johns Creek International Festival in April.

Congratulations!
May Safety Tip: Avoid Shopping Cart Theft!
Join JCPD Officer Kennebrew for special tips on how to be alert while shopping. Watch the video.
Recent JCPD Photos
Thanks to all who attended the Touch-A-Truck event at City Hall! We had a lot of fun helping kids explore our police vehicles and meeting our K-9s!
APRIL CRIME INFO

Crime Stats
Total calls for service: 7,005
Total arrests: 114
Total car break-ins: 4
Total burglaries: 2
DUIs: 12
Traffic accidents: 123
APRIL TRAFFIC INFO

Top 5 intersections for accidents in April:

  1. Medlock Bridge & State Bridge (5)
  2. Medlock Bridge & Abbotts Bridge (5)
  3. Abbotts Bridge & Boles Road (3)
  4. State Bridge & Jones Bridge (3)
  5. Medlock Bridge & Parsons (2)
JOHNS CREEK POLICE DEPARTMENT
11360 LAKEFIELD DRIVE
JOHNS CREEK, GA 30097
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