The search was suspended from the land at approximately 12:30 AM. The Coast Guard assumed the water based operations from Coast Guard Tybee, and boat and helicopter operations continued throughout the night.
As of Tuesday morning, February 19, the Coast Guard is active with multiple boats and air support operating in rough conditions. We resumed land-based beach, crossover, and accessible beach points inspections and will continue throughout the day.
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The ceremony will take place at The Stem Academy at Bartlett Middle School, 207 East Montgomery Cross Road.
The Arbor Foundations requirements for being recognized as a Tree City include holding National Arbor Day. The City will be receiving this distinction for the 34th year.
CAT says this survey focuses on the tradeoffs that must be considered when planning a bus system, such as “Which do you prefer – a shorter walk to the bus stop or a shorter wait for the bus?”
All members of the community are encouraged to participate by completing the five-minute survey on desktop or mobile, which may be accessed in English and Spanish at www.catchacat.org under News & Updates.
Survey participants can register for a chance to win one of two monthly CAT bus passes or one of two $25 gift cards from Kroger.
The survey also is available at the following public locations:
CAT Central, 900 East Gwinnett Street, Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Joe Rivers Murray Intermodal Transfer Center, 610 W. Oglethorpe, Monday – Friday, 7 a.m. – 8 p.m.
To assist the community with becoming familiar and engaged with the project, CAT has established a project-specific website at letsgo.catchacat.org that provides information on the initiative, data and project documents, upcoming events, and a sign up for project email updates.
The project is anticipated to conclude at the end of 2019.
Savannah-Chatham Public Schools superintendent Dr. Ann Levett, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Bell, business leaders and past program participates will join the Mayor’s announcement.
In its fourth year, the Summer 500 Program has provided jobs, soft-skills training, education and life skills to area high school students. It’s a major public-private partnership between local, private, public, and non-profit agencies which employ students throughout the City.
Savannah City Hall Council Chambers, 2nd Floor.