Put 37 Years of Police Experience ON OUR CITY COUNCIL!
Runoff Election Dec. 3rd!
Early voting November 25th-27th!
ALL registered voters are eligible to vote in the runoff on December 3rd. Even if you did not vote in the General Election, you may vote in the runoff.
Put 37 Years of Police Experience ON OUR CITY COUNCIL!
Runoff Election Dec. 3rd!
Early voting November 25th-27th!
ALL registered voters are eligible to vote in the runoff on December 3rd. Even if you did not vote in the General Election, you may vote in the runoff.
MEET BRIAN
Major Brian Weaver (Retired) served as a police officer for 37 years. He was part of the inaugural squad and senior command staff for the Johns Creek Police Department, led the creation of the department’s investigative unit, and rose through the ranks to second-in-command with the title of Major, a title he held until his retirement in April 2019. Brian Weaver graduated from the University of Georgia in 1980. He and his wife, Patricia live in Johns Creek. Brian has two sons, Brian, Jr. and Antoine, and three granddaughters.
Inaugural Squad Officer For Johns Creek PD
Brian Weaver was part of the inaugural squad of officers when the Johns Creek Police Department was founded in 2008. In 2010, he earned second in command rank of the department with the title of Major. Major Weaver retired from the Johns Creek Police Department in April 2019 after protecting the Fulton County and Johns Creek Communities for 37 years. As our City Councilman, Brian will be the leading voice for our public safety. He will work to make the Johns Creek Police Department the most effective in the State.
MY ISSUES
Ensure A Strong Police Department For Johns Creek
No one is better equipped to protect Johns Creek families than Brian Weaver. Elect Brian to our City Council to keep Johns Creek safe.
Oppose New Taxes For Johns Creek
Electing Brian Weaver on City Council will ensure you have a voice defending your tax dollars.
Put Our Neighborhoods First
As Councilman, Brian will ensure tax payers and homeowners are put first.