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Johns Creek Police earn CALEA advanced accreditation; city honors staff

Johns Creek City Council · September 9, 2024
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Summary

Council and city staff recognized the Johns Creek Police Department for earning CALEA advanced accreditation and Georgia state certification; the city singled out accreditation manager Valerie Johnson and Chief Mitchell for their work.

The Johns Creek City Council paused regular business to recognize the Police Department's recertification and advanced accreditation through CALEA and the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police.

Speaker(s) noted that fewer than 4% of U.S. law enforcement agencies achieve CALEA accreditation and that the Johns Creek Police received advanced accreditation and state certification. Chief Mitchell (speaker 12) accepted remarks on behalf of department staff and publicly recognized Valerie Johnson, the city's accreditation manager, for maintaining documentation and proving compliance with nationally recognized standards.

Council and staff framed the recognition as an accomplishment that underscores the department's commitment to professional standards and community trust; no formal action or vote was required.