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City of Savannah, TN - COVID-19 Information
This section contains articles and resources related to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Updated Jun 12, 2020 at 2:00 PM
Economic Recovery Guidelines as of Apr 24, 2020
Latest Press Release
City Hall
City Hall will continue to remain closed to public access during the week of April 27th. All departments continue to conduct business during normal work hours Monday-Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM. We encourage all residents to call the desired department for business transactions via phone.
On Monday, May 4, 2020 City Hall will resume public access to the building. We encourage all residents to first call the Savannah City Department desired to see if business can be handled with a phone call versus an in-person contact. If you must come to City Hall, please use the front door (all other doors will be locked). There will be a hand sanitizing station located near the front doors and you will be asked to use it prior to conducting business in City Hall.
Savannah Utilities
Alternate options for paying your bill:
Online Service: NEXBILLPAY
Bill Pay via Drive‐thru & Drop box available at City Hall.
If you need any forms, we will be happy to email/fax or mail them to you. Please call 731‐925‐4216 and request them.
Savannah Fire Department
If you need a copy of any reports, need a Burn permit, need smoke detectors or have any non‐emergency questions please call 731‐925‐8257.
As always if you have an emergency please call 911.
Savannah Building & Codes Department
If you need a permit or have questions please call 731‐925‐8007.
Savannah Public Works Department
Please call 731-925-5061.
Savannah Police Department
The Savannah Police Department will remain closed to public access until further notice.
If you need a copy of any reports or have any non-emergency questions, please call 731-925-3200. You may also REQUEST A POLICE REPORT ONLINE.
For non-emergencies that require you to speak with an officer please call 731-925-4989.
As always if you have an emergency please call 911.
Executive Orders
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has issued a number of Executive Orders relating to the ongoing pandemic. A full list of these can be found HERE.