News

• The magic of reading comes to life every Tuesday morning at The Village Library.

• This Saturday, September 27, The Village Library will host the Bag of Books event from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

• Join us at the Savannah Botanical Gardens (1388 Eisenhower Drive, Savannah, GA 31406) on October 11 for our annual plant sale.

• The Ship’s Store operations are moving to a bar code scanner for merchandise sales.
• This move is designed to streamline inventory, purchasing, and tracking sales in the store more efficiently.
• The Marina Staff discovered a water leak under the sidewalk in front of the Ship Store this week. After locating the area of the leak, the Public Works Department assisted with removing the sidewalk panels to expose the leaking line.

• Our community has decided to take a proactive approach to reduce crime and protect our neighborhood with Flock Safety LPR (Automated License Plate Reader) cameras, a national public safety operating system that specializes in community safety through the use of license plate reading cameras.
• We have received a new Guardian Pro camera, which will be deployed later this week or early next week.
• On Sunday, September 14, Security responded to a report of a broken down golf cart.

• The Landings Association held a Meet-The-Candidate event on September 16 so members could learn more about the 2026-2028 TLA Board Candidates. 
• You can watch a video of the candidates below or click here.

• The Agenda Packet for the September 23 Landings Association monthly Board Meeting has been posted. It can be accessed by clicking Board Agenda Packet.
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The SCAD Bee Sharps will be performing at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church on Sunday, October 5 at 5...

• The Community Path at the Oakridge Gate will be closed for maintenance from Monday, September 22 through Friday, September 26.
• Road cutbacks continued this week along Landings Way South and Peregrine Crossing.
• Absolute Concrete completed community path panel repairs on Landings Way North and along Bartram Road this week.
• Absolute Concrete completed curb repairs on Vandy Court this week.

• Routine inspections were conducted in Oakridge this week. Follow-up and requested inspections were conducted throughout the island.
• This week no properties were contacted regarding new violations of the Private Property Maintenance Standards, and no properties were contacted to provide courtesy education regarding property maintenance standards.

• Skidaway Audubon volunteers have rescued thousands of Diamondback terrapins eggs from sand traps in The Landings this summer, and the little hatchlings are ready to be released into the wild.
• Landings residents are invited to come help send these adorable newborns on their way. Community hatchling releases are scheduled from 5 to 6 p.m. Sept. 30 at Sunset Park. An additional release is set for Oct. 12 from 1 to 2 p.m.
• Register online (Skidawayaudubon.org/events).

• The 2025 Chapter BB plant sale will run through October 2, with preorder pickup on Thursday, October 16. 
• Plant pick up on October 16 will be by last name: A-L from 11 to 11:45 a.m., and M-Z from 11:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church (3 West Ridge Road).
• Please contact Jane (janeholst1399@comcast.net or 404-774-1442) with questions and for pre-order forms.  

• Residents and visitors on the south end of the island have long reported persistent problems with cell coverage, particularly for AT&T customers.
• According to recent correspondence, AT&T is aware of these ongoing service issues but, to date, has not taken meaningful steps to add or upgrade equipment in the affected area.
• While Wi-Fi calling can help fill some gaps, it’s not a holistic solution for those who rely on their mobile network for outdoor use, emergency calls, or travel around the island.

• Starting October 7 and continuing the first Tuesday of each month, Landlovers will do early donation pickups for the March 14, 2026 Flea Market. 
• To arrange a pickup email fleamarketdonations@gmail.com.

• Did you know that you can check out The Landings Dog Park from September 1 until December 31, 2025 at the reduced rate of $20 per pup?
• Just purchase a Landings Dog Park tag and you are on your way. All dogs must register yearly and wear the tag when in the Park.
• Remember, the Dog Park is closed for maintenance and herbicide application on the fourth Wednesday of each month. 

• Please join Skidaway Abigails on September 18 at 3:15 p.m., at Messiah Lutheran Church (1 West Ridge Road) as they welcome Mayor Van R. Johnson. 
• Mayor Johnson’s leadership and influence extend well beyond Savannah in various national and local roles, as well as commitment and service to youth development, children, and families. 
• Don’t miss this opportunity to hear his insights on leadership, community, and the future of Savannah.

• Evergreen Tree Service recently announced it is experiencing difficulties processing materials due to the planned International Paper mill closures in September.
• Until further notice, TLA has discontinued the sale of dump tickets at both The Landings Association’s Administrative Office (600 Landings Way) and all gates.

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• Join Patricia Lamar for an upcoming two-day Basics of Watercolor Painting class on October 8-9. 
• The class will be from 9:30 to 3:30 p.m., with an hour for lunch.
• The cost of the class is $225. A deposit is appreciated and will hold your place in class.
• To register, please contact Patricia (Patricialamar93@aol.com or 770-335-4927).
• Please provide your name, address, phone number, email, and experience level.
• Don’t worry about your experience level. There has been a great deal of interest in these classes by both beginning students, as well as artists with years of painting experience.

• The Landings Association (TLA) is implementing Flock Safety LPR (Automated License Plate Reader) cameras, a public safety system that uses license plate reading technology to enhance neighborhood security.
• License plate information is frequently requested by police during investigations of incidents such as home and vehicle break-ins. The cameras are designed to capture objective evidence and send real-time alerts to local authorities.