
Public invited to meet City Manager finalist
WHAT: The public is invited to meet and greet Roberto “Rob” Hernandez, the finalist for the position of Savannah City Manager, at two receptions next week. WHERE: Savannah Civic Center Ballroom WHEN: Two opportunities: 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday, August 31, 2016 WHO: Mr. Hernandez will give an introductory presentation, followed by a meet and greet reception hosted by Savannah City Council, at both events. The public is invited. WHY: On August 11, 2016, the Savannah City Cou

Public Invited to Give Feedback on Bay Street Pilot Program
Curious about the planned pilot program to test making Bay Street more pedestrian friendly? Want to ask questions and voice your concerns? Here is your opportunity: The City will host two drop-in sessions for the public to learn more about the planned pilot program to test certain measures on Bay Street with the goal of improving pedestrian safety and traffic flow on Bay between Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. and East Broad. -- When: Wednesday, August 17 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.,

Hernandez Recommended as New City Manager
Savannah Mayor Eddie DeLoach and members of city council on Thursday announced that they are recommending that Broward County, Fla., assistant county manager Rob Hernandez be hired as Savannah’s next city manager. DeLoach said the consensus among the city council is “unanimous” in Hernandez's selection. Hernandez has been assistant county manager in Broward County since 2013. He previously served as a deputy county manager in Fulton County, Ga. City Council will vote Sept. 1

Good Neighbor Award Nominations Due Thursday, September 1, 2016
The City of Savannah is gearing up for the Summer 2016 Good Neighbor Award in which residents nominate their neighbors for improving the quality of life in their neighborhoods. The triannual (every four months) Good Neighbor Award recognizes the ongoing efforts of Savannah residents who are making exceptional contributions to their neighborhoods. The program is designed to honor those who make a difference in the community without seeking or receiving recognition for their ef