Savannah's District 2 candidates discuss priorities, issues By Eric Curl, Savannah Morning News As published on Sunday, Sept. 27 Four candidates are running for the Savannah City Council in the city’s Second District going into the Nov. 3 election. Alderman Mary Osborne is after her fourth term, while Bill Durrence, Detric Leggett and Andrée Patterson each hopes to replace her. All of the candidates recently sat down to discuss their priorities for the district and the city.

Want to learn more about Bill? Catch up with him at one of these upcoming Savannah area events or Forums: Sunday, September 27 4 - 6 p.m. NAACP Meet & Greet at First Congregational Church Monday, September 28 6 - 8 p.m. Jaycees Mayoral Forum at Coastal Georgia Center Wednesday, September 30 6 - 8 p.m. Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum Candidate Debate Friday, October 2 8 - 10 a.m. Step Up Savannah Event at Savannah Technical College 12 - 1 p.m. Economic

An armed robbery on W. Park St., a shooting before dawn and then 3 more shot on a Saturday afternoon. People who live here are, rightly, afraid and the current Council just doesn't seem to get it. (And this was all before 5 p.m.) It's time to ‪#‎WakeUpSavannah‬. Enough is enough. #crime #Savannah #WakeUpSavannah #shooting #violence

Bill Durrence made it official on Monday, August 31, 2015 at 4 p.m. as he qualified to be a candidate for Alderman in the 2nd District in the City of Savannah. #billdurrence #Savannah #savannahcitycouncil #wakeupsavannah