Tide-to-Town enters 2024 with wave of momentum. Here is the project’s outlook

Tide-to-Town (TTT) is one of the city’s most ambitious projects, which has a 5-year planned budget of nearly $19 million. Those who support the project point to an influx of hotel-motel tax revenues, budgeted at $10 million over the next two years, as a sustained funding source for the trail network.

The City of Savannah received three bids on a request for proposals (RFP) at the end of last year for construction on the project’s next phase of the Truman Linear Park Trail. The bids came after a previous RFP for the phase received no bids. City Council will likely vote on the construction contract within the coming months.

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Healthy Savannah’s Healthy Walks Success Story

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