Residents, Historic District Board of Review push for scaled down hotel proposal
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Jul 18
City tourism committee pauses new tour companies, aims to home in on industry concerns
Savannah's Tourism Advisory Committee (TAC) voted at its June meeting to pause the approval of any new tour companies.
Jun 16
AJC: Keeping Charm in Check
By Adam Van Brimmer - adam.vanbrimmer@ajc.com SAVANNAH — Mayor Van Johnson’s reelection victory lap was nearing the finish line this...
May 23
Recap: City Council Workshop on the Civic Center redevelopment
On May 23, DNA President David McDonald attended a City Council Workshop on the Civic Center redevelopment.
May 14
Savannah City Council approves trolley noise ordinance
A new ordinance has passed that limits noise coming from trolleys in the City of Savannah.
Mar 26
Time to tighten up on tour companies?
Critics say that many local tour companies are not complying with local ordinances, with violations that range from excessive noise...
Mar 21
Proposed solutions for downtown Savannah residents' trolley concerns coming soon
"We've got the attention of the city council, the mayor, and the city manager, so we're happy about that," McDonald said.
Mar 21
Savannah DNA meets with City to discuss how rise in tourism affects residents
DNA received some media attention this week surrounding our March Membership Meeting with City Manager Jay Melder. We are encouraged by the
Feb 21
Homeless Authority Presentation - February 2024
The Downtown Neighborhood Association of Savannah hosted Jennifer Dulong, Executive Director of the Chatham Savannah Authority for the...
Feb 12
Apply for a Grant from the DNA
DNA is now accepting proposals for the 2024 Neighborhood Initiatives and Community Partners Grant Program.
Jan 6
Threatened District: Is development diminishing Savannah’s character?
WTOC is getting a lot of feedback from the tourism community following a WTOC investigative piece that ran last Thursday. The story was...
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