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Mayor Johnson outlines Resilient Savannah initiative; council directs manager to proceed

Savannah City Council Workshop · June 1, 2026
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Summary

At a May 28 virtual work session, Mayor Van R. Johnson II presented the Resilient Savannah initiative and the City Council reached consensus to direct City Manager Pat Monahan to move the program forward and provide regular updates; no formal vote was recorded.

Mayor Van R. Johnson II presented the Resilient Savannah initiative at the City Council work session on May 28, 2020, and council members reached consensus to direct City Manager Pat Monahan to proceed and report back regularly.

The initiative was presented via slides and described as a resilience-focused program intended to guide recovery and planning during and after the coronavirus pandemic. Council discussion followed the presentation, and members agreed by consensus to instruct the city manager to advance the initiative; the session record does not show a formal motion or roll-call vote.

City Manager Pat Monahan will be responsible for next steps and for providing regular updates to council as the city develops the program. The work session record indicates the item will also appear on the regular-meeting agenda for related action or follow-up.

No ordinance number, funding amount, or specific timeline for implementation was included in the work session minutes; council requested ongoing updates rather than taking immediate legislative action at the workshop.