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Traffic Calming Committee shows two expired terms; packet lists residency requirement and one applicant
Summary
The March 2026 appointments packet lists two expired terms on the Traffic Calming Committee, requires members to live in Savannah city limits, and records Caila Brown and Pastor Marsha Buford as seats to be reappointed or replaced; the applications list appears truncated.
The appointments packet dated March 9, 2026, notes two expired terms on the Traffic Calming Committee: "Traffic Calming Committee – [Two Expired Terms]." The entry specifies a three-year term and states that committee members must live within the City limits of Savannah and reflect a demographically broad representation of the Savannah Metropolitan Area.
The packet names the members to be reappointed or replaced as Caila Brown (District 5 appointee) with a term expired December 31, 2024, and Pastor Marsha Buford (Mayor’s appointee) with a term expired December 31, 2025. Under "Applications received," the packet records Caila Brown (D5), received March 13, 2025; the transcript cuts off after that line and does not show additional application entries or any action on the appointments.
The excerpt includes the residency requirement and the committee's purpose language but does not indicate any scheduled hearings, nomination votes, or staff recommendations in the provided pages.
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