Johns Creek Fire Department

09/11/2026

Remembering and Honoring those lost on the 25th Anniversary of this solemn day…

09/08/2026

When in doubt - you can always reach out! If you ever need someone to talk to, just remember this resource is available.

Today is - a day dedicated to spreading the word about the 988 Lifeline.

No long numbers, no complicated steps-just three digits that connect anyone to free, confidential support 24/7. This 988 Day, let's make sure everyone in Georgia knows about this lifeline.

The quickest way to make an impact in your community today is by reposting this or sharing about 988 with a friend. You never know who in your life might need help, but doesn't know where to turn. It could save a life.

Take two minutes today to share 988.

09/03/2026

Community Safety Day is coming back!!!

In partnership with Home Depot #131, Johns Creek Fire Department will be hosting a Community Safety Day, October 3rd 2026. Come and kick off the 2026 Fire Prevention Week at 5950 State Bridge Road Johns Creek GA 30097 from 10am to 12pm. Kids can enjoy crafts and activities and everyone can learn about fire safety!

09/02/2026

We caught up with Johns Creek Firefighter Cody Brown for a quick Q&A. He shares what drew him to the fire service, a common fire hazard he sees in homes, and a few ways you can get to know your Johns Creek Fire Department a little better.

08/21/2026

Fall sports may be ramping up, but the heat is still here! Check out these tips to keep cool during the upcoming sports season.

08/17/2026

He’s been so busy that it took us a while to track him down! Congratulations Lieutenant Kyle Brown on your shiny red helmet and shield.

08/14/2026

Since the start of school, students are required to participate in at least one fire drill during the first two weeks. This prompts the question - do you conduct home fire drills?

It should be a priority for everyone in your home to know what to do in a fire emergency. For tips on how to conduct a home fire drill - https://www.ready.gov/home-fire-escape-plan

08/07/2026

As people get older, they may remember the basics, such as changing the batteries in their smoke alarms frequently, but the means and ability to do so might pose a challenge. If you have a senior parent or older adult that you visit, touch base with them about the fire safety equipment that they have in their home. Take a moment to check that they still have their smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, verify that the alarms are less than 10 years old, and then test these devices to ensure that they work properly. Also, take a look around the home to ensure that the paths of egress in their home are relatively clear.

Fire departments in your area have programs to help seniors with their fire safety equipment. For information about programs in the city of Johns Creek - https://johnscreekga.gov/departments/fire/community-safety/

08/04/2026

Do you have an old extinguisher, lithium-ion batteries, or leftover cans of unused paint laying around the house and you do not know what to do with them? The City of Johns Creek, Georgia - Government is hosting a Household Hazardous Waste Day for its residents on Saturday August 15. This is a great and safe way to dispose of some of these items.

Certain items can be dropped off for free - be sure to read what is permissible and sign up on the city's website - https://johnscreekga.gov/news/2026/07/household-hazardous-waste-day-set-for-saturday-aug-15/