The $3.3 million City of Savannah CARES Act Fund at United Way intends to help residents of the City of Savannah maintain stable, safe housing.
The group will investigate disparities in our city and use data to identify, prioritize and tackle these issues.
Local artists created these exhibits through the City’s Arts on Waters program, celebrating the Waters Avenue corridor’s revitalization.
Mayor Van Johnson announced the city council narrowed a pool of 110 applicants for Savannah City Manager to three finalists.
Businesses can apply online at sbacsav.com/caressavannah.
Savannah is one of only four communities in the state to receive this recognition from Georgia Tech this year.
The group will investigate and develop an action plan for affordable housing in Savannah – housing that can be attainable for the average Savannahian for less than 30 percent of gross household income.
The City of Savannah is excited to help honor local heroes who are fighting COVID-19.
