Johns Creek names interim city manager
Assistant City Manager Kimberly Greer will take on a new role as interim city manager Dec. 1, following City Manager Ed Densmore’s retirement.
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Assistant City Manager Kimberly Greer will take on a new role as interim city manager Dec. 1, following City Manager Ed Densmore’s retirement.
Employee costs make up half – $36.6 million – of Johns Creek's budget. A chunk of that is increases in benefit rates. With a high claims ratio, the city has
Johns Creek City Manager Ed Densmore, who served as the city’s first police chief, announced his retirement from public service Oct. 13.
Ed Densmore, Johns Creek's first police chief and current city manager, announced his retirement this past week.
The Johns Creek City Council focused on Recreation and Parks at a March 28 work session, also discussing how to best engage the community about upcoming municipal elections.