City Meeting about Savannah Night Out – GPS Presentation

City Leaders Host Savannah Night Out to Provide Public Update on Draft Strategic Plan

The Savannah Night Out event on June 25 is an opportunity to share details of the plan with the public before the anticipated second reading and final adoption of the plan by City Council during a regular meeting on Thursday, June 26
What: Savannah Night Out – Savannah GPS Presentation
When: Wednesday, June 25, 6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Where: Otis S. Johnson Cultural Arts Center, 201 Montgomery St.

May Day Meet and Greet at the Park (rain location is at the Mission – 1116 E. 57th )

City of Savannah Summer Camps

The City of Savannah’s Recreation and Leisure Services Department has opened registration for its 2025 summer camps, offering a variety of engaging opportunities for youth throughout the summer months.

 Families with children ages 6-12 can choose from both general and specialty camps designed to provide fun, learning, and enrichment.

 General Summer Camps will run from May 27 to July 18 at ten community centers across Savannah. Each center will host unique, themed sessions lasting two weeks to ensure a dynamic and engaging experience for all participants.

See the City’s website for more details

An Invitation From the Mission

SNOW DAYS! January 2025

snow pics

State of Emergency

  • The City of Savannah has declared a State of Emergency that will be effective at noon on Tuesday, Jan. 21 due to anticipated impacts from a winter storm.
  • The Incident Management Team for the City has been activated. The Emergency Operations Center will be opened for 24-hour operations beginning on Tuesday.
  • The City’s 311 call center is active. Residents are encouraged to submit requests for services by calling or using the 311SAV App. For emergencies, dial 911.
  • The City’s warming center at the Tompkins Regional Center, 2333 Ogeechee Rd. housed over 40 people from the cold.
  • City and County Engineering Departments are coordinating roadway improve plans.
  • Sanitation routes have been affected by Wednesday’s closures. Residential garbage collection, recycling collection, and yard waste collection services, already operating on a one-day delayed holiday schedule, are scheduled to resume on Thursday, Jan. 23 on a modified holiday schedule. Updates will be provided to the public as available. Collection Centers at Bacon Park and Dean Forest Road will be closed, Wednesday January 23.
  • Administrative offices will remain closed all day Wednesday, Jan. 22. Thursday operations will be determined later depending on the impacts of the storm. Emergency services will remain open.
  • GDOT has snowplows ready in our area.

For questions about City services or to submit a service request, residents can call 311. Service requests

 

Please feel free to pass this information on to members of ESNA

 

Thank you

Marilyn Jivens

 

Truman Parkway Canal Sound Barrier

A long -term project of our neighborhood is to get a sound barrier along the Truman Parkway in our neighborhood. A sound study conducted by Kimley Horn, a Savannah-based engineering consultant firm recommended a noise barrier be built in parts of Truman Parkway.  The group recommended a 1,400-foot long and 14-feet high noise barrier be built along Truman Parkway in the Bacon Park/Fairway Oaks area. Sean Manion, a board member of the Edgemere/Sackville neighborhood association and former President, says another trouble spot with Truman Parkway noise is the Edgemere/Sackville neighborhood. Our association is cautiously optimistic our area will get a sound study, next.

Join Us at our Monthly Meetings

Since  July of 2024, we have been meeting at our new location, the Coastal Cathedral Mission Campus of at 1116 E. 57 Street. Join us as we chart a new year for our neighborhood!  Meetings are every 3rd Wednesday of the month from6:30 until 7:30.

 

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At Edgemere/Sackville Neighborhood

Welcome to Edgemere-Sackville Neighborhood!

Hello Neighbors! We welcome you to the ESNA homepage.

Mission Statement: The mission of the Edgemere/Sackville Neighborhood Association is to always work together harmoniously to be good stewards of our neighborhood and to ensure those living in the neighborhood a quiet, safe area and a desirable, blight-free place to live. We will also advocate for the general welfare of our neighborhood by collaborating with city officials and with other civic and public organizations.

 
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