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City manager highlights August accomplishments, upcoming performing arts center meetings

Johns Creek City Council · September 22, 2025
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Summary

City Manager Greer reviewed August progress on strategic priorities — arts and culture, public safety, economic development, recreation and parks, and transportation — and reminded residents about upcoming public meetings related to the performing arts center bond and the Town Center boardwalk sneak peek.

City Manager Greer presented the manager's monthly report summarizing August highlights and reminding council and residents of two upcoming community meetings tied to the proposed performing arts center bond referendum and the Town Center boardwalk preview.

Greer said the city held a community meeting about the performing arts center bond and has two more scheduled (Oct. 1 at Park Place and Oct. 16 at City Hall). She noted progress on public‑safety training (five probationary firefighters began EMT school), BizLab business accelerator sign‑ups, park improvements at Newtown Park and Cawley Creek, and early construction activity on the Johns Creek Parkway corridor improvements and the Medlock Bridge pedestrian tunnel. Greer encouraged residents to attend the Sep. 30 boardwalk preview and said the Jonesbridge Road project has moved to landscaping and beautification.