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I would like to see sidewalks on my street, Vermont Avenue.
Nov 2, 2012 by
Saja Aures (108 points)
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I would like to see sidewalks on my street, Vermont Avenue.
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Feb 12, 2013 by
Pierresplace (12 points)
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what's your comment on this?
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This is the 21st century and online payment for water bill is still not offered for the city of savannah. I think COS would see a huge improvement on timely payments if this service was offered. I...
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This is the 21st century and online payment for water bill is still not offered for the city of savannah. I think COS would see a huge improvement on timely payments if this service was offered. I know I would have my payment in earlier with this service. This is my only bill that I still have to write a check for or literally go pay in cash. It's archaic! I know I'm not the first person to ask about this. I'm one of many that would really appreciate this service being offered.
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Jan 26, 2014 by
Ava's Mom (5 points)
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This is the 21st century and online payment for water bill is still not offered for the city of savannah. I think COS would see a huge improvement on timely payments if this service was offered. I know I would have my payment in earlier with this service. This is my only bill that I still have to write a check for or literally go pay in cash. It's archaic! I know I'm not the first person to ask about this. I'm one of many that would really appreciate this service being offered.
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Monthly Cleaning: Both Bridges on Hwy 17, coming in from SC were a joy to drive on this morning. Thank You to whomever was responsible! It is dangerous enough but, the added obsticles of blocks,...
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Monthly Cleaning: Both Bridges on Hwy 17, coming in from SC were a joy to drive on this morning. Thank You to whomever was responsible! It is dangerous enough but, the added obsticles of blocks, vehicle body parts and timber are too much. It's sad to think that the only way it got cleaned is because of the Bridge Run tomorrow, but whatever it takes. It would be so great if Georgia's DOT would do an imminent domain in Jasper County and just fix both the Back River Bridge and Hwy 17. Thank You for the cleaning last night!
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Nov 30, 2012 by
Jimmie (5 points)
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Monthly Cleaning: Both Bridges on Hwy 17, coming in from SC were a joy to drive on this morning. Thank You to whomever was responsible! It is dangerous enough but, the added obsticles of blocks, vehicle body parts and timber are too much. It's sad to think that the only way it got cleaned is because of the Bridge Run tomorrow, but whatever it takes. It would be so great if Georgia's DOT would do an imminent domain in Jasper County and just fix both the Back River Bridge and Hwy 17. Thank You for the cleaning last night!
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My "great idea" would be to more clearly mark areas that are considered "No Parking" zones in the River St. area.
Yes, during a recent visit I received a parking citation while parking among 20...
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My "great idea" would be to more clearly mark areas that are considered "No Parking" zones in the River St. area.
Yes, during a recent visit I received a parking citation while parking among 20 more vehicles in an area listed on the citation as "00 East Broad Ramp".
While I admit I did in fact park in that area, I did not see a "No Parking" sign posted anywhere close. I attempted to contact the City of Savannah Mobility & Parking Services Dept. today (2/18 President's Day, yes they were closed for the holiday) and went to their automated attendant that does not accept voicemails.
Then, I contacted a nice lady in the Savannah-Chatham Metro Police Department who readily admitted the area was not clearly marked as a "No Parking" zone, and that I would need to contact the Mobility and Parking Services Dept. at a later date to discuss.
Fortunately it's only a $15 citation that will not "break the bank". But it will have second thoughts before visiting Savannah again.
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Feb 18, 2013 by
BigDawg (5 points)
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My "great idea" would be to more clearly mark areas that are considered "No Parking" zones in the River St. area.
Yes, during a recent visit I received a parking citation while parking among 20 more vehicles in an area listed on the citation as "00 East Broad Ramp".
While I admit I did in fact park in that area, I did not see a "No Parking" sign posted anywhere close. I attempted to contact the City of Savannah Mobility & Parking Services Dept. today (2/18 President's Day, yes they were closed for the holiday) and went to their automated attendant that does not accept voicemails.
Then, I contacted a nice lady in the Savannah-Chatham Metro Police Department who readily admitted the area was not clearly marked as a "No Parking" zone, and that I would need to contact the Mobility and Parking Services Dept. at a later date to discuss.
Fortunately it's only a $15 citation that will not "break the bank". But it will have second thoughts before visiting Savannah again.
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I am overwhelmed at the vast number of people I see driving and not using their turn signal and creating a public hazard. These laws do not seem to be enforced and in fact I have seen officers not...
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I am overwhelmed at the vast number of people I see driving and not using their turn signal and creating a public hazard. These laws do not seem to be enforced and in fact I have seen officers not using their blinkers. Is this not a state law to use turn signals when turning in any circumstance? Why is this law not enforced? ONLY when this law is enforced will these hazardous and negligent individuals stop breaking this law. Let's do the right thing and start an initiative to begin enforcing a law that when not used properly places other drivers at risk. We seem to enforce a seat belt law with greater concern that this and that in my opinion is just plain wrong!
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Jun 7, 2013 by
Kelly Schultz (20 points)
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I am overwhelmed at the vast number of people I see driving and not using their turn signal and creating a public hazard. These laws do not seem to be enforced and in fact I have seen officers not using their blinkers. Is this not a state law to use turn signals when turning in any circumstance? Why is this law not enforced? ONLY when this law is enforced will these hazardous and negligent individuals stop breaking this law. Let's do the right thing and start an initiative to begin enforcing a law that when not used properly places other drivers at risk. We seem to enforce a seat belt law with greater concern that this and that in my opinion is just plain wrong!
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I would like to see the unused property on the west-end of the Savannah River Walk developed into a food truck plaza with parks maintained by the City. Perhaps the dot downtown transportation system...
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I would like to see the unused property on the west-end of the Savannah River Walk developed into a food truck plaza with parks maintained by the City. Perhaps the dot downtown transportation system could include the area in their route to help visitors locate and frequent the area.
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Jun 12, 2013 by
Saja Aures (108 points)
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I would like to see the unused property on the west-end of the Savannah River Walk developed into a food truck plaza with parks maintained by the City. Perhaps the dot downtown transportation system could include the area in their route to help visitors locate and frequent the area.
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In a twitter exchange today I learned of the Fifth Grouper restaurant becoming dog friendly. I disagreed with that and the restauranteur apparently complained and I've been suspended from Twitter. No...
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In a twitter exchange today I learned of the Fifth Grouper restaurant becoming dog friendly. I disagreed with that and the restauranteur apparently complained and I've been suspended from Twitter. No problem as that's nonsense but as a dining patron I feel it's a violation of health code to have non-service animals next to other diners tables. I'm feeling a sneeze coming on already. Thank you for your ruling. The Thunderbird Hotel was also a part of the discussion. Thank you.
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Feb 12, 2013 by
Pierresplace (12 points)
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In a twitter exchange today I learned of the Fifth Grouper restaurant becoming dog friendly. I disagreed with that and the restauranteur apparently complained and I've been suspended from Twitter. No problem as that's nonsense but as a dining patron I feel it's a violation of health code to have non-service animals next to other diners tables. I'm feeling a sneeze coming on already. Thank you for your ruling. The Thunderbird Hotel was also a part of the discussion. Thank you.
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Savannah has a great many bicyclers. There are even traffic lanes expressly for bikers; however, there doesn't seem to be any rules/regulations/laws to govern how they ride. Biking often cycle through...
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Savannah has a great many bicyclers. There are even traffic lanes expressly for bikers; however, there doesn't seem to be any rules/regulations/laws to govern how they ride. Biking often cycle through stop signs & almost never use hand signals. They should have to abide by traffic laws. Consequently, bicycle registrations, along with classes would helpful.
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Jun 1, 2013 by
SERush (5 points)
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Savannah has a great many bicyclers. There are even traffic lanes expressly for bikers; however, there doesn't seem to be any rules/regulations/laws to govern how they ride. Biking often cycle through stop signs & almost never use hand signals. They should have to abide by traffic laws. Consequently, bicycle registrations, along with classes would helpful.
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The new 4 way stop on Habersham and 52nd is the worst traffic Idea in Savannah! It crushes the traffic flow on Habersham. If traffic on 52nd is so bad, put up a light. People in this town have...
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The new 4 way stop on Habersham and 52nd is the worst traffic Idea in Savannah! It crushes the traffic flow on Habersham. If traffic on 52nd is so bad, put up a light. People in this town have enough trouble making left turns correctly or using their turn signals they sure don't know how to use a 4 way stop.
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Jun 21, 2013 by
630RGE (15 points)
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The new 4 way stop on Habersham and 52nd is the worst traffic Idea in Savannah! It crushes the traffic flow on Habersham. If traffic on 52nd is so bad, put up a light. People in this town have enough trouble making left turns correctly or using their turn signals they sure don't know how to use a 4 way stop.
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Please start enforcing bicycle laws to protect our citizens! I believe it is mostly just ignorance, so a warning from an officer might be all it takes to correct people riding the wrong way down 1...
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Please start enforcing bicycle laws to protect our citizens! I believe it is mostly just ignorance, so a warning from an officer might be all it takes to correct people riding the wrong way down 1 way streets, riding on the wrong side of the road or on sidewalks. I see people putting themselves in danger every day! I've seen officers informing people of the pedestrian zone in Forsyth Park. Just one day spent on Price and Lincoln stopping people from going the wrong way in the bicycle lane would help prevent an unnecessary death. Please protect us!
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Jul 26, 2013 by
Douglas Galloway (17 points)
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Please start enforcing bicycle laws to protect our citizens! I believe it is mostly just ignorance, so a warning from an officer might be all it takes to correct people riding the wrong way down 1 way streets, riding on the wrong side of the road or on sidewalks. I see people putting themselves in danger every day! I've seen officers informing people of the pedestrian zone in Forsyth Park. Just one day spent on Price and Lincoln stopping people from going the wrong way in the bicycle lane would help prevent an unnecessary death. Please protect us!
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Planting fruit trees, grape vines, and vegetable gardens on public housing properties, will help feed families living there and encourage children living there to eat and snack healthy .
Jun 24, 2013 by
Ellsworth (5 points)
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Planting fruit trees, grape vines, and vegetable gardens on public housing properties, will help feed families living there and encourage children living there to eat and snack healthy .
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The City signs contracts for the provision of cable & internet services within city limits. with the exception of the downtown area, Comcast/Xfinity has a monopoly. The result continues to be TERRIBLE...
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The City signs contracts for the provision of cable & internet services within city limits. with the exception of the downtown area, Comcast/Xfinity has a monopoly. The result continues to be TERRIBLE customer service. The best solution for this problem is competition...I, for one, am beyond frustrated with Comcast. wait times are 30 minutes on the phone and 1 hour at their office. And these times are for any day of the week and any time of day. The 6 weeks of good behavior at the time the Comast contract was up for renewal sure fooled our city council & mayor....hope they aren't so gullible when it's renewal time again.
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Jul 2, 2013 by
Pat Murray (5 points)
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The City signs contracts for the provision of cable & internet services within city limits. with the exception of the downtown area, Comcast/Xfinity has a monopoly. The result continues to be TERRIBLE customer service. The best solution for this problem is competition...I, for one, am beyond frustrated with Comcast. wait times are 30 minutes on the phone and 1 hour at their office. And these times are for any day of the week and any time of day. The 6 weeks of good behavior at the time the Comast contract was up for renewal sure fooled our city council & mayor....hope they aren't so gullible when it's renewal time again.
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The City of Savannah is in the early stages of drafting a proposed ordinance to regulate motorized carts and low speed vehicles on public streets.
We are seeking input from residents, both...
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The City of Savannah is in the early stages of drafting a proposed ordinance to regulate motorized carts and low speed vehicles on public streets.
We are seeking input from residents, both in-person, at two upcoming public meetings, and here online in Community Voice. The feedback received through this process will be reviewed by the Tourism Advisory Committee to assist in the development of the ordinance which will be presented to City Council for formal consideration.
The meetings will be held at the Coastal Georgia Center, 305 Fahm Street at 6 p.m. on November 6 and November 20.
To participate online: please login to add a comment in the discussion area below for this idea.
For more information, contact Bridget Lidy at (912) 525-1500 or blidy@savannahga.gov.
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Nov 1, 2013 by
Saja Aures (108 points)
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The City of Savannah is in the early stages of drafting a proposed ordinance to regulate motorized carts and low speed vehicles on public streets.
We are seeking input from residents, both in-person, at two upcoming public meetings, and here online in Community Voice. The feedback received through this process will be reviewed by the Tourism Advisory Committee to assist in the development of the ordinance which will be presented to City Council for formal consideration.
The meetings will be held at the Coastal Georgia Center, 305 Fahm Street at 6 p.m. on November 6 and November 20.
To participate online: please login to add a comment in the discussion area below for this idea.
For more information, contact Bridget Lidy at (912) 525-1500 or blidy@savannahga.gov.
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Citation # 13K04666 was given unnecesarily to a visitor (my wife) that paid $1.00 at the parking meter 17 on 07/18/2013. I paid $27 online with a credit card, but, if the city would like to make it...
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Citation # 13K04666 was given unnecesarily to a visitor (my wife) that paid $1.00 at the parking meter 17 on 07/18/2013. I paid $27 online with a credit card, but, if the city would like to make it right, I will be happy to email you a picture of the citation and the meter stub to prove my case. Obviously, Officer Gongora made a mistake.
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Aug 9, 2013 by
Mansur Plumber (5 points)
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Citation # 13K04666 was given unnecesarily to a visitor (my wife) that paid $1.00 at the parking meter 17 on 07/18/2013. I paid $27 online with a credit card, but, if the city would like to make it right, I will be happy to email you a picture of the citation and the meter stub to prove my case. Obviously, Officer Gongora made a mistake.
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Understanding the Dangers and Liability of Children unattended and going into the Fountain, there other alternatives then removing a Major Attraction to Forsyth Park.
In Chattanooga, Tn The Coolidge...
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Understanding the Dangers and Liability of Children unattended and going into the Fountain, there other alternatives then removing a Major Attraction to Forsyth Park.
In Chattanooga, Tn The Coolidge Park has Fountains that Children can play safely in as does the front area to the Aquarium on Riverfront Pkwy. Providing another means for the children with stiff Fines for Parent/Guardian who violate the no access to the present Fountain at Forsyth will be a "win-win" for all. Pleas do not remove the Fountain as many folks I know enjoy the Beauty it brings.
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Jun 3, 2014 by
Fireflyer (7 points)
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Understanding the Dangers and Liability of Children unattended and going into the Fountain, there other alternatives then removing a Major Attraction to Forsyth Park.
In Chattanooga, Tn The Coolidge Park has Fountains that Children can play safely in as does the front area to the Aquarium on Riverfront Pkwy. Providing another means for the children with stiff Fines for Parent/Guardian who violate the no access to the present Fountain at Forsyth will be a "win-win" for all. Pleas do not remove the Fountain as many folks I know enjoy the Beauty it brings.
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The lights need to be fixed and working on the Exit 164A from I-16 to I-516 and lights need to be added on both sides along Veterans Parkway from I-516 to 204/Abercorn. It is very dangerous along...
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The lights need to be fixed and working on the Exit 164A from I-16 to I-516 and lights need to be added on both sides along Veterans Parkway from I-516 to 204/Abercorn. It is very dangerous along these routes at night and often the only way to see is with high beams which is not at all courteous or safe for the drivers approaching for the opposite direction. This really needs to be addressed. The roads don't have the proper amount of reflective paint on them either. There would be less accidents if the drivers could see the roads properly.
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Nov 7, 2013 by
TWT (8 points)
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The lights need to be fixed and working on the Exit 164A from I-16 to I-516 and lights need to be added on both sides along Veterans Parkway from I-516 to 204/Abercorn. It is very dangerous along these routes at night and often the only way to see is with high beams which is not at all courteous or safe for the drivers approaching for the opposite direction. This really needs to be addressed. The roads don't have the proper amount of reflective paint on them either. There would be less accidents if the drivers could see the roads properly.
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Would be great to have more modern sculptures, more paintings, more art going on in Savannah! Art for the sake of art! It attracts tourists, and makes the city looks awesome. The contract of the...
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Would be great to have more modern sculptures, more paintings, more art going on in Savannah! Art for the sake of art! It attracts tourists, and makes the city looks awesome. The contract of the Historic combined with modern art would be delightful!
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Nov 26, 2013 by
Adriana Silveira (5 points)
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Would be great to have more modern sculptures, more paintings, more art going on in Savannah! Art for the sake of art! It attracts tourists, and makes the city looks awesome. The contract of the Historic combined with modern art would be delightful!
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Savannah is in a privileged location served by a great rail system. While it is well utilized for the transportation of cargo, it provides virtually no options for commuting passengers. People from...
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Savannah is in a privileged location served by a great rail system. While it is well utilized for the transportation of cargo, it provides virtually no options for commuting passengers. People from Hinesville Pooler or Richmond Hill, could save a lot of time, money and fuel, cut down pollution and congestion if they could ride a rail cart to Savannah.
I'd love to go with the family or friends to enjoy a nice meal, couple of drinks downtown and get back home safely, but I simply can't, because my only option is to take a cab, that simply makes it prohibitive. It would save a lot of time from folks stuck in traffic on 516 and 204 in the mornings and afternoons. I’d rather spend one hour riding in a rail cart reading the news or catching up on emails, than fighting through traffic to get to or from work. I'm sure that the argument against it is the cost, but I wonder how much does it cost to expand the roads to accommodate the extra traffic?
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Jan 8, 2015 by
Felipe (31 points)
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Savannah is in a privileged location served by a great rail system. While it is well utilized for the transportation of cargo, it provides virtually no options for commuting passengers. People from Hinesville Pooler or Richmond Hill, could save a lot of time, money and fuel, cut down pollution and congestion if they could ride a rail cart to Savannah.
I'd love to go with the family or friends to enjoy a nice meal, couple of drinks downtown and get back home safely, but I simply can't, because my only option is to take a cab, that simply makes it prohibitive. It would save a lot of time from folks stuck in traffic on 516 and 204 in the mornings and afternoons. I’d rather spend one hour riding in a rail cart reading the news or catching up on emails, than fighting through traffic to get to or from work. I'm sure that the argument against it is the cost, but I wonder how much does it cost to expand the roads to accommodate the extra traffic?
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Savannah has alot of promising succesful black role models. that know the stuggle of coming from poverty. If we as people do not dehumanize ourselves from people we can better see how we can make a...
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Savannah has alot of promising succesful black role models. that know the stuggle of coming from poverty. If we as people do not dehumanize ourselves from people we can better see how we can make a difference. I would like to say I give myself to any cause that is fully for bringing change. Going out to the youth and reaching out. I would like to get up close and personal with these issues. thru school seminars afterschool programs. building a bridge from the people to the community centers. to be utilized in more ways than one but most importantly classes and groups designed in building up the youth. anything ranging from etiquette classes. Creating leadership classes. Obviously these programs do exist in the city of savannah however the people makes no use we have to go to the communities and reach these teens the people they matter and are worth saving.
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Dec 14, 2015 by
Angela (8 points)
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Savannah has alot of promising succesful black role models. that know the stuggle of coming from poverty. If we as people do not dehumanize ourselves from people we can better see how we can make a difference. I would like to say I give myself to any cause that is fully for bringing change. Going out to the youth and reaching out. I would like to get up close and personal with these issues. thru school seminars afterschool programs. building a bridge from the people to the community centers. to be utilized in more ways than one but most importantly classes and groups designed in building up the youth. anything ranging from etiquette classes. Creating leadership classes. Obviously these programs do exist in the city of savannah however the people makes no use we have to go to the communities and reach these teens the people they matter and are worth saving.
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I believe that the city of Savannah should offer an financial hardship program for residents twice a year. There are times when people fall on hard times and can't afford to pay a bill. They may have...
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I believe that the city of Savannah should offer an financial hardship program for residents twice a year. There are times when people fall on hard times and can't afford to pay a bill. They may have good intentions, but just don't have the funds. The water company should allow them to join the hardship program which will allow them to agree to a payment that they can afford. For example: It's December 30 and you are all tapped out from the holidays. You should be able to call them and say you would like to sign up for the payment plan and they break your bill up into 3 portions so you could get caught up. It may seem like you are paying forever, but at least you are paying something. I am from another state and they are willing to help their community to make sure that the elderly, disabled, children,homeless, and low income people are not forgotten. The beauty of the program is it can help the middle class people too in their time of need. Its so sad they lack programs to help.
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Sep 19, 2015 by
Concerned Resident (5 points)
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I believe that the city of Savannah should offer an financial hardship program for residents twice a year. There are times when people fall on hard times and can't afford to pay a bill. They may have good intentions, but just don't have the funds. The water company should allow them to join the hardship program which will allow them to agree to a payment that they can afford. For example: It's December 30 and you are all tapped out from the holidays. You should be able to call them and say you would like to sign up for the payment plan and they break your bill up into 3 portions so you could get caught up. It may seem like you are paying forever, but at least you are paying something. I am from another state and they are willing to help their community to make sure that the elderly, disabled, children,homeless, and low income people are not forgotten. The beauty of the program is it can help the middle class people too in their time of need. Its so sad they lack programs to help.
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I'm a new resident to the shopping district. On any given Friday or Saturday night (and most week nights and days) multiple cars with stereo's grossly exceeding the city noise ordinances can be heard...
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I'm a new resident to the shopping district. On any given Friday or Saturday night (and most week nights and days) multiple cars with stereo's grossly exceeding the city noise ordinances can be heard driving the city streets. This extends as late as 4:00 AM on some nights. These stereos are so loud, the cars can literally be heard approaching 2 blocks or more away. I've noticed repeat offenders - that is, the same vehicles repeatedly breaking the law. This is highly annoying as a resident, and embarrassing when I bring friends, family and colleagues to Savannah to visit. Why are the police not actively targeting the operators of these vehicles?
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Dec 18, 2014 by
Patrick Burns (5 points)
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I'm a new resident to the shopping district. On any given Friday or Saturday night (and most week nights and days) multiple cars with stereo's grossly exceeding the city noise ordinances can be heard driving the city streets. This extends as late as 4:00 AM on some nights. These stereos are so loud, the cars can literally be heard approaching 2 blocks or more away. I've noticed repeat offenders - that is, the same vehicles repeatedly breaking the law. This is highly annoying as a resident, and embarrassing when I bring friends, family and colleagues to Savannah to visit. Why are the police not actively targeting the operators of these vehicles?
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As a resident of city of Savannah, it's impossible to ignore the traffic congestion problem Savannah residents face at specific intersection like W Derenne Ave - Abercorn Street.
I have noticed...
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As a resident of city of Savannah, it's impossible to ignore the traffic congestion problem Savannah residents face at specific intersection like W Derenne Ave - Abercorn Street.
I have noticed some observations that are the main reason for the traffic congestion at these areas, some are:
* Short green light for the northbound traffic that is coming from Abercorn and turning left to W Derenne Ave.
Solution is give enough time for traffic to pass by making the green light stay longer than what it is now.
* I have seen most of the left turn traffic lights on intersections stops traffic from making left turn while there is no opposite traffic coming thru which does not make sense. In cities like Atlanta, left turn traffic light allow traffic to make left turn when there is no opposite traffic coming thru which helps clear out most traffic congestions at most intersections.
I hope someone from city of Savannah take these suggestions into considerations .
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May 10, 2014 by
S Baldawi (5 points)
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As a resident of city of Savannah, it's impossible to ignore the traffic congestion problem Savannah residents face at specific intersection like W Derenne Ave - Abercorn Street.
I have noticed some observations that are the main reason for the traffic congestion at these areas, some are:
* Short green light for the northbound traffic that is coming from Abercorn and turning left to W Derenne Ave.
Solution is give enough time for traffic to pass by making the green light stay longer than what it is now.
* I have seen most of the left turn traffic lights on intersections stops traffic from making left turn while there is no opposite traffic coming thru which does not make sense. In cities like Atlanta, left turn traffic light allow traffic to make left turn when there is no opposite traffic coming thru which helps clear out most traffic congestions at most intersections.
I hope someone from city of Savannah take these suggestions into considerations .
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Styrofoam is the most abundant type non-cigarette litter and it NEVER fully biodegrades. Alternatives made from recycled content cardboard and compostable/biodegradable materials are readily...
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Styrofoam is the most abundant type non-cigarette litter and it NEVER fully biodegrades. Alternatives made from recycled content cardboard and compostable/biodegradable materials are readily available. Some more responsible businesses in town have already moved on from styrofoam. Let's do it!
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Mar 25, 2014 by
Douglas Galloway (17 points)
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Styrofoam is the most abundant type non-cigarette litter and it NEVER fully biodegrades. Alternatives made from recycled content cardboard and compostable/biodegradable materials are readily available. Some more responsible businesses in town have already moved on from styrofoam. Let's do it!
