Maintaining our streets, trails, bridges and sidewalks makes them safer for everyone — and if you’re on a bike, riding a skateboard or scooter, using a mobility assistive device, or on foot, you especially appreciate the things that make your journey smoother.
Below is information on how to report an issue in
To report issues on a state route, visit 511ga.org.
To report a traffic concern within Savannah city limits like speeding or aggressive driving, visit savannahpd.org/report-a-traffic-concern.
To complete a service request in the City of Savannah limits, you can call 311, go online, or download the SAV 311 mobile application.
When using the online or mobile application…
- To get a street or bike lane swept clean of debris or gravel, submit a Street Cleaning Issue.
- To get a pothole fixed, create a Street or Sidewalk Issue Request.
- To report overgrown vegetation, grass, or a bike lane that needs edging, submit a Park, Tree or Greenscape Issue.
- To report a parallel grate (bars facing in the same direction as your wheel, which can catch your wheel and knock you down), call 311 or submit a Stormwater Issue request.
- To get bike lanes or street markings repainted, call 311.
- To report a loose, missing, or damaged street plate, or loose gravel, call 311.
- To submit a traffic calming request for your street (must be a resident of that street), visit the City’s Traffic Calming page.
Need help identifying what type of request you need to submit? Email us at info@bikewalksavannah.org.
To submit a request in Chatham County, visit the My Chatham service request website.
To submit a request on Tybee Island, visit Tybee’s SeeClickFix page.
Georgia Bikes is working with the Georgia Department of Transportation to identify state-maintained roads which can be improved to make them safer and more comfortable for people who ride bikes. Click here to submit a report.
REPORT A CLOSE CALL OR CRASH
Data collected from the Close Call form can help us and agency partners assess potential conflict points and the frequency of near misses (or unreported crashes) involving bicyclists, pedestrians and motor vehicle drivers. Bicycle and pedestrian related crashes are under reported and this offers another way to address persistent issues.
If you have encountered a dangerous road hazard call 311 or use the other resources on this page. In an emergency, please call 911.