Committees & Clubs | gordonston-savannah

Committees and Clubs

There is always plenty to keep you busy in Gordonston.

Reach out to any of our committees and clubs for more information.

Gordonston Garden Club meets once every 1-2 months for informative programs and demonstrations. Members trade tips and tricks for gardening in Savannah.

Nancy Henrick, President

912-777-5590

Gordonston Book Club

meets once a month to discuss literature. Open to female residents of Gordonston.

Nancy Cunningham
912-247-3305

Juliette Gordon Low Park Trustee and Committee is entrusted with caring for the park of Gordonston. This important group keeps the land safe and clean.

Neighborhood Crime Watch organizes information meetings, collaborates with local law enforcement and shares crime prevention tips.

Membership Committee welcomes new residents and keeps track of dues.

Julie Maxwell,

Membership Chair

julie@bookkeepingreliefllc.com

The Newsletter is published quarterly. It is distributed digitally and in print to all Gordonston households. Past issues viewable here.

Colleen and Christopher Reynolds, Distribution Chairs

chinook178@comcast.net

912-604-1792

Neighborhood Resource Officer: Wayna Hendrix, SPD NRO

WHendrix@savannahga.gov

(Officer Hendrix does not serve on a GNA committee, however is the contact for the committee within the police department.)

Cottage Rental coordinates the cottage calendar and oversees rentals and usage. Rental info.

Youth & Adult Activities and Social Committee plans neighborhood events.

Kirsten Parent (Youth)

Denise Dawson (Adult)

Community Liasions

Willie Mae Knight is community outreach contact for Gordonston with the City of Savannah. Knight can be reached at 912-651-6520 x 8772 or 912-659-5288.

Crisis Cleanup Hotline (emergencies)
800-451-1954

Medical Needs Registry
(neighbors who need assistance)
912-691-7443

Call Officer Craig Spooner in the Code Compliance department at 912-658-7648 for property maintenance issues such as wildly overgrown grass, accumulations of trash, problems with unoccupied houses, and other urban blight.

Get involved! Helping with an event or project is a great way to meet your neighbors. Contact any of the committee chairs for more infomation about upcoming volunteer opportunities.