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Looking ahead to its first self-run municipal election in 2025, the Johns Creek City Council nailed down one aspect of the process at its Dec. 12 — using the “vote

After the city received a flood of complaints regarding late fees for its annual stormwater utility billing, the Johns Creek City Council agreed to grant a one-time grace period Nov.

Johns Creek can expect shovels in the ground for Creekside Park next summer, following a 4-3 City Council vote Sept. 21 to send $8 million in fiscal year 2023 surplus

Johns Creek is struggling to agree on what to do with $8.5 million sitting in leftover cash from the current budget year which ends Sept. 30.

Following a recent public hearing, the Johns Creek City Council voted 4-3 against a request to open a coffee shop with an 888-square-foot drive-throug

Medley’s financing for $400 million in bonds was approved the same day as Johns Creeks work session — raising concerns about the nature and notification of development authorities.

Drivers along Taylor Road, stuck in the whirlwind of school drop-off and pickup at Chattahoochee High School and Taylor Road Middle School, may see less congestion by the end of

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger focused on election security and streamlining the voting process at a legislative update breakfast sponsored by the Johns Creek Chamber of Commerce April 17.

In fiscal year 2023, Johns Creek Stormwater Utility Manager Cory Rayburn said the city allocated $2.8 million for pipe systems. About half has been spent and the rest should be

Parsons Run residents worry a nearby stream will continue to erode land and collect waste. Like them, the city is limited in how to help, and now theres a new