City of Savannah
Recent News About City of Savannah
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Savannah resumes curbside recycling after Hurricane Helene disruption
The City of Savannah has announced that curbside recycling collection services will resume normal operations on Tuesday, October 15. The service had been temporarily suspended due to the effects of Hurricane Helene, allowing residents to use recycling carts for garbage overflow.
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City manager addresses train-related traffic disruptions in Savannah
Savannah City Manager Joseph A. "Jay" Melder addressed concerns regarding significant train-related traffic delays on President Street, issuing a statement on the morning incident. The delay, lasting 52 minutes, occurred during peak traffic hours, causing vehicles to back up on major roadways such as Truman Parkway and President Street.
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Savannah closes E. Gwinnett Street underpass for water leak investigation
City of Savannah crews have closed the East Gwinnett Street underpass, located just east of Broad Street, to investigate a potential water leak. The closure will remain in effect until further notice as city staff assess the situation at the viaduct.
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Savannah initiates recovery operations after Hurricane Helene
The City of Savannah has initiated recovery operations following the impacts of Hurricane Helene, with efforts expected to continue for several weeks. The state of emergency declared by the city will expire at 8 p.m. on Friday, October 4.
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Savannah waives permit fees for hurricane repair work amid ongoing recovery
The City of Savannah is continuing its recovery efforts following the impact of Hurricane Helene. The city remains under a state of emergency, which was declared on September 25, allowing the activation of the Emergency Operations Plan. Emergency services and government operations are actively responding to the needs of affected residents.
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Savannah officials dedicate street to honor community leader Linda B. Harris
City officials in Savannah are set to join the family of Alderman Detric Leggett for a ceremony dedicating a portion of Live Oak Street as Linda B. Harris Way. The event will take place on Friday, October 4, at 2 p.m., at the corner of E. 35th and Live Oak Street.
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Savannah issues safety tips amid Hurricane Helene power outages
As power outages persist in various parts of Savannah, the City has issued important safety reminders for residents.
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Savannah continues recovery efforts following Hurricane Helene's impact
The City of Savannah is continuing its response to the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. City administrative offices and facilities resumed operations on Tuesday, maintaining a regular schedule throughout the week. The city remains under a state of emergency declared on September 25, which has enabled the activation of the Emergency Operations Plan.
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Savannah remains under state of emergency after Hurricane Helene
The City of Savannah remains under a state of emergency following Hurricane Helene, which began on September 25. This declaration allows the government to activate its Emergency Operations Plan.
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Savannah responds post-Hurricane Helene: Debris removal begins; comfort centers open
The City of Savannah continues its response to the impacts from Hurricane Helene. City offices and facilities remained closed on Monday, Sept. 30 for non-essential personnel, while all essential services are operating at full capacity.
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Savannah to reopen city offices post-Hurricane Helene
Following the impacts of Hurricane Helene, the City of Savannah will reopen administrative offices and facilities on Tuesday, Oct. 1, operating on normal hours.
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Savannah city offices closed due to Hurricane Helene impacts
Due to the ongoing impacts of Hurricane Helene, all non-emergency essential City of Savannah offices will be closed on Monday, Sept. 30. Emergency essential city staff responding to the aftermath of Hurricane Helene will report to work on Monday.
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Savannah's water supply remains unaffected amid Hurricane Helene
The City of Savannah has announced that its water customers are not under a boil water advisory. This applies to those within the city limits and selected areas in unincorporated Chatham County on the city's water system. The announcement clarified that if residents receive a water bill from the City of Savannah or if their property is located within city limits and their landlord receives a city water bill, they are not subject to the advisory at this time.
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Savannah responds with measures following Hurricane Helene
The City of Savannah is dealing with significant impacts from Hurricane Helene, including extensive debris and widespread power outages. Essential emergency services such as public safety, water and sewer, stormwater management, park and tree maintenance, and traffic engineering are operating at full capacity.
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Savannah faces severe impacts from Hurricane Helene; ongoing cleanup efforts underway
The City of Savannah is dealing with severe impacts from Hurricane Helene, including major debris, impassable roads, and power outages. Essential emergency services such as public safety, water and sewer, stormwater management, park and tree maintenance, and traffic engineering will operate at full capacity through the weekend.
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Savannah closes non-emergency offices due to Hurricane Helene
All non-emergency essential city offices and services in Savannah will be closed on Friday, Sept. 27 due to the impacts of Hurricane Helene. The storm has caused power outages, downed power lines, and multiple impassable roadways. Residents are advised to stay off the roads if possible.
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Savannah prepares for Hurricane Helene; city offices delay opening
City offices in Savannah will open at 10 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 27, due to the anticipated impacts from Hurricane Helene. On Thursday, city operations and offices remained open.
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Savannah declares state of emergency due to Hurricane Helene
Based on expected impacts from Hurricane Helene, Mayor Van R. Johnson, II, in coordination with other municipalities, has declared a state of local emergency in Savannah effective Wednesday, Sept. 25 at noon.
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Savannah to unveil new historical marker at WWII memorial
City to unveil new historical marker at World War II Memorial
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Whitaker Street closure for stormwater drain repairs starting September 16
Both lanes on Whitaker Street between Oglethorpe Avenue and Hull Street will close beginning at 9 a.m. on Monday, September 16, and will remain closed until Friday, September 27 due to stormwater drain repairs.