Initial Draft of SOS Crime Reduction Plan

After about a month of research, organization, and your support, we have developed an initial draft for our plan to reduce crime by 30-40%. We are optimistic about the progress so far, and are eager to put your ideas into effect. Your involvement is the foundation…this plan will not work without the community at its back. Our 650 is encouraging, but we’re shooting for membership well into the thousands. Please continue to direct interested citizens to email Martin Sullivan at martinsullivan@saveoursavannah.com.

Please review the plan and feel free to respond with ideas or suggestions either by email or at our website, www.saveoursavannah.com, where the plan will be posted for continuous access. Please keep in mind that this is a draft, and a skeleton at that. There are about 50 to 100 extra points that belong under each of these subheadings, and we certainly acknowledge the amount of work that needs to be done. This is meant to be a starting point, so please consider it as such.

Thank you for your support!

Draft of Initial Plan for Public Safety

Save Our Savannah

  • Working toward a safer Savannah for everyone, everywhere, everyday.
  • Non-political, non-profit, non-discriminatory
  • Our whole agenda is CRIME REDUCTION
  • Goal: To reduce crime by 30 to 40%
  • HOW??
      • 1. Community Involvement

      2. New Police Chief

      3. Political Involvement

      4. Business Involvement

      5. Reorganization of Police Department

      6. Human Resource Management

      7. Resource Allocation, including funds & experience from community

      8. Implementation of Technological Improvements

      9. Implementation of Specific Ideas from the Community-at-Large

  • What is it going to take to make these things happen?
      • 1. A Healthy, Growing, Save Our Savannah

      2. Community Participation with a priority on Public Safety

      3. Political Participation with a priority on Public Safety

      4. Business Participation with a priority on Public Safety

      5. Most Importantly: Your participation

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