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Public safety town hall with Alderwoman Linda Wilder-Bryan, District 3

Public safety town hall with Alderwoman Linda Wilder-Bryan, District 3

Savannah District 3 Alderwoman Linda Wilder-Bryan holds a public safety town hall with the police and fire departments and the Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement. Residents can ask questions and raise concerns in person. As reported by the Savannah Tribune, October 21, 2026.

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Violent crimes reported per 100,000 residents covered by reporting agencies

Doing best in the nation95.3Maine
United States329.6
Georgia303.727th of 51 states27th of the 51 states with a reliable count

FBI Crime Data Explorer, crimes reported by police agencies, calendar year 2025. Ranked from doing best, which here means the lowest figure. 1st means the lowest figure. The FBI figures we carry are for whole states, not counties or cities. Source · See the full ranking

Violent crimes reported per 100,000 residents covered by reporting agencies

303.7Georgia27th of the 51 states with a reliable count
329.6United States
95.3Doing best in the nation: Maine
Nov 2Town hall, Monday 6 to 7 pm, Pennsylvania Avenue Resource Center, 425 Pennsylvania Ave., November 2, 2026Weigh in before it
Violent crimes reported per 100,000 residents covered by reporting agencies
Georgia303.7
United States329.6

FBI Crime Data Explorer, crimes reported by police agencies, calendar year 2025. 1st means the lowest figure. Source · See the full ranking

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  • Van R. Johnson, IICity of SavannahNot decided yetCallEmail
  • Bernetta B. LanierDistrict 1Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Detric LeggettDistrict 2Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Linda Wilder-BryanDistrict 3Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Nick PalumboDistrict 4Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Estella Edwards ShabazzDistrict 5Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Kurtis PurteeDistrict 6Not decided yetCallEmail
  • Carolyn H. BellPost 1 At-LargeNot decided yetCallEmail
  • Alicia Miller BlakelyPost 2 At-LargeNot decided yetCallEmail

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