Welcome to Chatham County
Georgia
News and Public Notices
News Updates and Required Public Notices
Public Meeting on Study to Remove Railroad Crossing on President Street
New meeting added: Wednesday, October 30, 2024 AB Williams Elementary School 4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
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Public Meeting on State Route 204 Corridor Study
This meeting will be an open house format with stations
Community Development Block Grant Commenting Period and Public Hearing
The Chatham County Board of County Commissioners will hold a PUBLIC HEARING on October 18, 2024, at 9:30 a.m. at 124 Bull Street, 2nd Floor, Savannah, Georgia for the purpose of discussing completed activities and receiving citizen feedback.
Individual Assistance from FEMA Available for Chatham Residents Affected by Hurricane Helene
This assistance applies to individuals and households. FEMA may be able to help residents with home repairs, temporary housing, or property damage (appliances, furniture, vehicle, etc). Residents may also qualify for help with child care, medical, lodging, moving, and funeral expenses.
Snapshots of Service: A Storm of Calls, A Commitment to Respond
Hurricane Helene began knocking at the door of Chatham County under cover of darkness, and Chatham E911 was ready for her. No one expected Helene would bring the need to answer almost 5000 calls before she left the area, but the training and the commitment of E911 Call-Takers and Dispatchers kicked in to overdrive, and there was calm within the storm.
Snapshots of Service: Asking the Questions, Answering the Needs
Sometimes the question is just "what do you need?" When the answer comes in so clearly, then you can immediately direct all your efforts toward how to meet those specific needs. Oftentimes shelters are a real need, but sometimes not. This time it was about providing access to all the things that are really hard to come by in a prolonged power outage.
Snapshots of Service: Caring Enough To Call
It wasn't his first cry for help, and hers wasn't the first car to drive by the demolition site where a kitten was trapped in the rubble. She was the first to stop, though, and the first to call for support, and that saved one furry little life.
Shapshots of Service: Just So You Know
Crisis Communications is both an art and a science. In times of emergency there is a great amount of critically important information that needs to be exchanged, and there are likewise critically important considerations regarding how that information comes in and goes out.
Departments & Information Desk
Our Most Requested Services and Departments
Helplines & Emergency Services
- Sonya L. Jackson
- 222 W. Oglethorpe Ave.
- (912) 652-7100
- (912) 652-7101
- Email Department
- Wendy Williamson
- 133 Montgomery Street
- (912) 652-7265
- (912) 652-7262
- Email Department
- Holly S. Fields, MAHRM, PHR, SHRM-CP
- 123 Abercorn St.
- (912) 652-7925
- (912) 652-7849
- 124 Bull Street
- (912) 652-7878
- (912) 652-7880
- Corey Gillenwater
- 222 W. Oglethorpe Ave.
- (912) 652-7271
- (912) 652-7301
- Email Department
- Tammie Mosley
- 133 Montgomery Street
- (912) 652-7200
- Email Department
