Discover Shakerag Park: Explore 66 acres of nature, trails, athletic fields, and family fun in Johns Creek. From cricket pitches and a scenic pond to shaded walking paths and playgrounds, there’s something for everyone! Parks like Shakerag play a big role in enhancing quality of life in Johns Creek, offering spaces to connect, play, and recharge. Shakerag Park is located at 10945 Rogers Circle. More information: https://bit.ly/3KzzKfL | City of Johns Creek, Georgia - Government

This drone fly-through video glides through the trees along The Boardwalk at Town Center trail, connecting key features like the bandshell and amphitheater, terraced seating, 15-foot-wide trails, pedestrian plazas, and pond overlooks located behind City Hall in the Johns Creek Town Center. Construction continues with more sections of the north pond trail poured, cross-bracing installed on the deck across the pond, and sod being installed. This state-of-the-art park is transforming Town Center in

Ride, walk, roll, or jog: whatever your pace, getting to Cauley Creek Park just got safer and smoother! Thanks to the new trail along Rogers Bridge Road and Bell Road, our community can now easily and securely connect to one of Johns Creek’s beautiful green spaces. This trail not only supports the City’s vision to expand transportation options and improve pedestrian connectivity, but also strengthens access to recreation and parks - core elements of Johns Creek’s commitment to healthy, active li

From sculptures to murals, Johns Creek is full of creative corners - vibrant public art tucked into parks, along trails, and throughout public spaces across the city. Each piece has a story to tell, reflecting the spirit, history, and creativity of our community. But it’s more than just eye-catching - public art enhances the quality of life, sparks connection, and makes everyday spaces feel a little more inspiring. Visit the City website to view an interactive map and discover all the public art

Bridging History Through Art: Before the current scenic Rogers Bridge pedestrian crossing over the Chattahoochee River, an early 1900s truss bridge once connected communities in Johns Creek and Duluth, linking Fulton and Gwinnett Counties. The bridge was disassembled and replaced in 2023 with a stunning replica, preserving its iconic design while making way for modern day connections through trails between Cauley Creek Park in Johns Creek and Rogers Bridge Park in Duluth. Rather than discard the

Congratulations to Johns Creek Police Department Captain Deb Coble, who won not one category but two in Appen Media’s Best of North Atlanta contest! Coble was named Best Law Enforcement Officer and Best Police Officer. While you may know her as the creative mind behind the police department’s social media channels, in this video she shares three things you didn’t know about her. Congratulations, Captain Coble! | City of Johns Creek, Georgia - Government