Mission
Our mission is to provide law enforcement services at the highest professional level with service delivery that sets the standard. We will combat crime and work constantly to improve the quality of life for the citizens of Johns Creek. We shall accomplish this through organizational excellence, integrity, responsiveness, enforcement and education and problem solving partnerships with the community. We shall hold ourselves accountable to the citizens, each other and those we serve in order to succeed in our mission.
Values
The highest moral and ethical standards are the cornerstone of the JCPD, and all members are expected to adhere to these standards.
- Justice: We shall not persecute the innocent nor shield the guilty. We wear our badge as a symbol of public faith and trust charging us to perform our duties impartially, without favor or ill will, and without regard to race, religion, political beliefs, or aspirations. We will afford all people dignity and respect and will abide by all laws, city ordinances and governing entities.
- Courage: We shall maintain courageous calm in the face of danger, scorn or ridicule; develop self-restraint; and be constantly mindful of the welfare of others.
- Professionalism: We will be courteous, knowledgeable, honest, fair and understanding to all our customers. We maintain our image through appearance and demeanor, in a manner that reflects positively on the Johns Creek Police Department and the city we serve.
- Determination: We are committed to solving problems by partnering with the community and each other to reduce crime, improve quality of life and make trust the foundation for all police/community relations.
Safety Programs
Active Shooter Training
Teen Girls and Women’s Safety and Self Defense Class
radKIDS® (Children’s Safety)
The Johns Creek Police Department (JCPD) conduct Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events (C.R.A.S.E.) throughout the year. Instructors teach civilian-minded classes with tips and strategies to help survive if individuals find themselves in an active shooter situation. The classes are open to the public and all are encouraged to attend. Registration is required.
radKIDS® (Children’s Safety)
Teen Girls and Women’s Safety and Self Defense Class
radKIDS® (Children’s Safety)
JCPD offers radKIDS®, which is a nationally recognized children’s safety program. Children’s safety topics include home, school, and vehicle safety, good/bad/uncomfortable touch, stranger tricks, (including physical defense against abduction), and self-realization of personal power. Visit the radKIDS website!
Teen Girls and Women’s Safety and Self Defense Class
Teen Girls and Women’s Safety and Self Defense Class
Teen Girls and Women’s Safety and Self Defense Class
The Johns Creek Police Department offers safety and self-defense classes for teenaged girls and women who together learn situational awareness and basic self-defense tactics. The 2 ½ hour class combines lecture and practical self-defense roleplaying.
STOP (teen driver intervention)
STOP (teen driver intervention)
Teen Girls and Women’s Safety and Self Defense Class
JCPD, through the Johns Creek Municipal Court system, offers a teen driver safety education program. The program includes classroom instruction, community service, and STOP car window decal. There is no cost, and is open to drivers 17-20 years old who receive a traffic violation from the JCPD.
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STOP (teen driver intervention)
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For more information on safety programs the JCPD provides, what they do in the community, and how to join their team, visit the JCPD page on the main Johns Creek website!
Community Safety
PACT (Neighborhood Watch)
PACT (Neighborhood Watch)
PACT (Neighborhood Watch)
PACT (Neighborhood Watch)Through the City's PACT (Police and Community Together) program residents and police officers work together to identify issues in neighborhoods to prevent future crimes and clarify any misinformation about alleged criminal incidents.
Vacation Watch
PACT (Neighborhood Watch)
PACT (Neighborhood Watch)
Residents of Johns Creek can request JCPD officers to check on homes when residents are on vacation. JCPD officers will conduct daily checks on residences at no charge.
Traffic Enforcement
PACT (Neighborhood Watch)
Traffic Enforcement
Residents and businesses can request additional traffic officers when there are concerns about a potential safety issue related to traffic problems and repeated traffic violators. There is no charge for the service.
Patrol Request
Patrol Request
Traffic Enforcement
Residents can request additional JCPD patrol for areas if there are safety or other concerns in their neighborhoods. There is no charge for the service.
Exchange Zone
Patrol Request
Exchange Zone
Johns Creek has an exchange zone for people to conduct internet swaps more safely and also use the spaces for child custody exchanges. Our exchange zone can help prevent robberies and the sales of fraudulent or fake items. We have two marked designated parking spots in front of City Hall/Police Headquarters, 11360 Lakefield Drive.
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Patrol Request
Exchange Zone
For more information on services the JCPD provides, what they do in the community, and how to join their team, visit the JCPD page on the main Johns Creek website!
Work With Us
Citizens Police Academy
Citizens Auxiliary Police Services
Citizens Auxiliary Police Services
The JCPD Citizens Police Academy is a nine-week course that offers an up-close look into the JCPD operations and policies. Weekly class includes instruction in criminal investigations, narcotics, demonstrations of K-9 and SWAT Units, and practical exercises, such as traffic enforcement. The Citizens Police Academy is open to all Johns Creek residents (21+ yrs.) who successfully pass a criminal history check.
Citizens Auxiliary Police Services
Citizens Auxiliary Police Services
Citizens Auxiliary Police Services
The JCPD Citizen Auxiliary Police Services (CAPS) assists police in handling many necessary duties that don’t require a law enforcement officer such as directing traffic, patrolling parks, conducting residential and business checks, helping manage administrative work, and working community events. Candidates must be graduates of Citizens’ Police Academy, pass a criminal background check interview, and take 20 hours of specialized training.