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Johns Creek ranked #1 Best Place to Live in U.S.

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Apply to be a vendor, sponsor at Diwali Market

The City is accepting retail vendor, performer, and sponsor applications for the annual event to be held Saturday, Oct. 11 at City Hall.

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Architectural Digest has named Johns Creek the #1 Top City to Live in the U.S.A.

Johns Creek secured the top spot thanks to our job market, household income, commute times, proximity to museums, and a vibrant arts scene.

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Register for Pickleball Family Nights

Bring your family to the parks to play pickleball with other families! With all courts dedicated to this family night, it will provide a fun environment to play together, learn the game, and meet new people!

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Johns Creek ranks among the top communities in the nation

Johns Creek is routinely recognized as not only one of the safest cities in Georgia but also in the nation. In 2025, US News & World Report ranked Johns Creek as the Best Place to Live in the U.S. and as the safest place to live in the U.S., ranking No. 1 in the Best Places to Live crime subcategory. The safety and home security research group SafeWise named Johns Creek the No. 5 safest city in Georgia in 2025, the No. 2 safest city in America in 2024 and as No. 1 the Safest City to Raise a Family in 2022.

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Top 100 Best Places for Young Professionals in Georgia

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New public art installed at Newtown Park

Next time you’re out for a stroll at Newtown Park, be sure to paws and check out “JC Paws,” a trio of life-size stainless-steel dog sculptures placed in the mulched triangle along the walking path near the soccer / lacrosse and t-ball fields.

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Strategic Priorities

In 2024, City Council agreed to focus on five strategic priorities: Arts & Culture, Economic Development, Public Safety, Recreation & Parks, and Transportation/Connectivity.

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Art & Culture

From community partnerships to public art, City Council is focusing on a strategic plan for arts, culture, supporting performing arts, and creating an arts district.

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Economic Development

City Council is interested in seeking appropriate redevelopment and encouraging adaptive reuse, as well as the continued focus on retention and expansion of existing businesses.

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Public Safety

In addition to continued investment in staff, equipment, and vehicles, City Council is focused on innovative technologies and expansions of existing technologies used.

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Recreation & Parks

City Council continues investments in existing programs, and is exploring additional projects such as trails, an indoor recreation facility, and healthy living initiatives.

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Transportation / Connectivity

City Council continues to invest in transportation projects such as trails, pedestrian and cycling connections, multi-modal transportation, as well as innovative technologies for traffic calming and traffic control.

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A Hub for Health, Wellness & Innovation

Johns Creek is committed to being the region’s premiere hub for healthcare, wellness, innovation, and technology.

From parks, amenities, and infrastructure improvements to more than 700 healthcare & life sciences companies, the City of Johns Creek continues to enhance its position as a leader in health, wellness, and innovation.

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