Bradley Point South HOA

01/14/2025

Good Afternoon Bradley Members,

The gym equipment is repaired and two of the new pieces (leg press and multi-press) have been installed. A new leg press/leg extension is also going to be installed soon. Have a great week!

01/08/2025

Good Afternoon Bradley,

The latest update for the new gym equipment is that installation is to take place Monday, January 13th. If anything changes, I will update everyone. Again, thank-you for your patience.

11/06/2024

Good afternoon Bradley Point South,

The Savannah Fire Department is currently in phase two of its strategic planning process. They are collecting feedback from residents which will create pathways for improvement. They are looking to collect data via the following survey which may be accessed by this website:
https://forms.office.com/g/ycnyAAxKmS

10/24/2024

Good afternoon Bradley members,

Just wanted to remind everyone that today is the last day to submit a Board member interest sheet to serve on Bradley’s Board of Directors. Ballots to vote for these vacancies will be mailed out next week.

10/04/2024

Good morning Bradley Point members,

We wanted to provide the website from the City of Savannah (Savannahga.gov) which contains the latest updates regarding Hurricane Helene. The website provides damage assessment reports, sanitation and debri collection info., power outage updates and other useful information.

Hope everyone has a great weekend.

Official website for City of Savannah

10/03/2024

Good afternoon Bradley Point members,

The Board has voted to replace some of the gym equipment that continues to break. As of today, three new weight machines have been ordered. The leg press, leg extension/leg curl and the multi-press will be replaced. The new equipment will be installed as soon as it arrives. Thank-you for your patience while waiting for the new equipment. 🏋️

09/25/2024

Good afternoon Bradley members 😊

Couple of updates :

First - The SR US corridor study online survey will be available to share your thoughts on Monday, September 30, 2024. The project website is: SR 25 US 17 Corridor Study (thempc.org)
The online survey is: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/US17-Survey1

Second - As I’m sure you are all well aware, we are facing another possible hurricane. Although at this point, it appears that we will not be directly affected. CEMA’s latest storm update states that Chatham county is currently under a Tropical Storm Warning. You may sign up for CEMA alerts at Chatham emergency.org or text 77295 to receive updates as they become available.

Rainfall amounts are predicted between 2-4” with wind gusts up to 40 mph. Tornadoes are also likely Thursday evening into Friday.

Stay safe and connected.

-ECM

We are the bridge between Chatham County, metropolitan Savannah, and our neighboring low-country communities. We are privileged to work with our governmental partners at all levels to responsibly balance growth and development while preserving our unique natural and historic treasures. Through colla...

09/17/2024

Good morning Bradley members,

Just wanted to remind everyone that an open Board meeting will be held this evening at the Clubhouse at 7:30pm.

08/29/2024

Good afternoon Bradley residents. Please visit Savannah’s Metropolitan Planning Commision’s latest updates and postings regarding the SR 25 US 17 Corridor Study by visiting: thempc.org. Your Bradley Board has been hard at work trying to secure a traffic light at Bradley Blvd and US 17. This website allows residents to complete online surveys voicing improvements they would like to see along SR 25, US 17 and Ogeechee Road, as well as future improvements.

We are the bridge between Chatham County, metropolitan Savannah, and our neighboring low-country communities. We are privileged to work with our governmental partners at all levels to responsibly balance growth and development while preserving our unique natural and historic treasures. Through colla...

08/22/2024

Tennis Court Light Outage

Please be advised that Georgia Power has been contacted about the lights not working around the tennis courts. They are currently coordinating with other utilities to find safe dig sites to repair the lights.

08/20/2024

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Leftover Sandbags? Here's What to Do:

1️⃣ Reuse: Consider keeping your sandbags for future use. You can store them filled, or empty the clean sand and store the bags in a covered, above-ground spot away from sunlight.

2️⃣ Safe Sand Disposal: If your sandbags aren’t contaminated (no foul water, chemicals, or petroleum), you can:
Rake the sand into your soil
Add it to planters
Use it in flower beds to help improve drainage and aeration

❌ Important: Don't put sandbag sand on beaches—it can harm wildlife and people.
❌ Do NOT dump sandbags in creeks, rivers, canals, ditches, roadway gutters, or storm drains.

08/19/2024

The pool gate has been fixed as of 8.19.24. Please resume entry and exit through this gate to access the pool. Thank-you for you patience.

08/17/2024

The pool gate is currently locked; however the pool is open. Please use the front door to access the pool. Someone is scheduled to assess the gate issue tomorrow, Sunday the 18th. Thank-you for your patience while we work to fix the issue.

08/12/2024

City of Savannah Update:

UPDATE (Aug. 12, 5:30 p.m.): The City of Savannah’s predictive data analysis indicates that streets in the Bradley Point, Villages of Vallambrosia and Teal Lake areas may begin reopening over the next few days.
Reopening of roadways will depend heavily on the continued water recession levels experienced on Monday, an assessment of roadway conditions, and any rainfall.

The City anticipates the following streets may reopen by Wednesday: Castello Ave., Ristona Dr., Rosa Lane, Rose Ave., Bradley Blvd., Litchfield Dr., Austin Way, Diane MacKenzie Way. By Thursday, the City anticipates Grayson Ave., Dunnoman Dr. and Chief OF Love Road may reopen. It is uncertain when Pomona Circle may reopen.

Residents are encouraged to exercise extreme caution on reopened roads as the severe flooding could have impacted the underlying ground and cause potentially undetected roadway failures. Transportation Services will be assessing all flooded roadways as the water recedes to ensure safety.

As announced earlier today, the City has installed an emergency roadway connecting Bradley Boulevard to Waycross Road. The starting point of the emergency road on Bradley Boulevard is located near the Bradley Point Apartments. This temporary roadway will require recurring maintenance that will be performed by City crews while it remains operational. The roadway should only be utilized by residents seeking to go to or from their homes and traffic is being managed by the Savannah Police Department.

City staff, along with community partners, will continue to coordinate resources for impacted residents, including the delivery of numerous hot meals and other food today. Efforts to provide resources will continue until flood waters have receded.

08/12/2024

From the City Of Savannah-

Aug. 11, 7:30 a.m. update: At 5 a.m. today, the City of Savannah completed the installation of a temporary roadway connecting Bradley Boulevard to Waycross Road. This temporary road should only be utilized by residents going to and from their homes and emergency personnel. The Savannah Police Department is managing traffic control. Chatham County partnered with the City of Savannah to deliver an additional 100 tons of gravel to make the temporary road possible. The City continues to also focus efforts on other impacted areas, specifically the Teal Lake community. If residents need assistance or have service requests, they should continue to call 311.

08/11/2024

City of Savannah Update:

Aug. 11, 10 a.m. update: The City of Savannah’s Emergency Operations Center remains activated in response to ongoing flooding along the Ogeechee River. Our command post is operating out of Fire Station 12, and we are actively coordinating efforts to address the flooding that is affecting several neighborhoods, with Bradley Point and Teal Lake experiencing the most significant impacts.

This is a multi-day flooding event, and current models predict that the peak water levels will be reached sometime on Monday, though the peak levels could occur as soon as today. If you reside in an area affected by the floodwaters, please be advised that these impacts will continue over the coming days, with water levels potentially rising several more inches before they begin to recede.

Once the water starts to recede, it will take several days for some roadways to become passable again. We urge residents to refrain from driving on any closed roads, as floodwaters may have caused damage to the roadways that is not immediately visible. The City will be assessing roadway conditions as the waters recede to ensure safety.

For residents in impacted areas who need assistance, please call 311 to be connected with emergency personnel. The City is providing resources including access to food, water, and evacuation assistance if necessary.

So far, Savannah police officers and firefighters have completed the evacuation of 150 people and 10 pets from areas impacted by the floodwaters. We will continue our emergency operations for as long as necessary to ensure the safety and well-being of our residents. The City is also coordinating closely with the County to manage this unprecedented flooding event.

We will provide further updates as the situation evolves. Please stay informed and take all necessary precautions to stay safe during this time.

08/10/2024

Updates added:

We’ve added the following to our posts: Aug. 10, 3 p.m. update: As of 3 p.m., the City of Savannah’s stormwater modeling indicates that street flooding in the Bradley Point and Villages of Vallambrosia area is likely to increase by up to another 12 inches before water levels begin to recede.

Residents in Fords Pointe, Teal Lake, Bush Road and Rice Mill should also monitor conditions closely. Peak water levels are not anticipated to be reached until sometime on Monday or Tuesday.

It is extremely important that residents do not attempt to drive down closed roadways, as roadway conditions may be impacted by the presence of water and vehicles are also likely to become stranded in the water.

Emergency resources are positioned nearby at Fire Station 12 to assist residents as needed, anyone impacted by flooding and needing assistance can call 912-925-4866.

The Savannah Police and Fire Departments will be setting up an emergency outpost within Bradley Point and the American Red Cross is sending resources to the community. Chatham County has announced the availability of a shelter for anyone impacted by the flooding, the shelter is located at Coastal Georgia Comprehensive Academy, 2001 Cynthia Street.

It is still expected that Bradley Boulevard will potentially take several days for water levels to recede once the peak level is reached and will remain closed until water levels are reduced below 12 inches. City of Savannah damage assessment teams are on standby to activate to assess any damage that may be caused by this flooding event.

The following specific areas have been identified as areas most likely to be significantly impacted by floods. Public access is severely restricted.

Bradley Point
i. 1-12 and 38 – 111 Dunnoman Drive
ii. All Pomona Circle
iii. 101-145 Grayson Ave
iv. 3-55 Concordia Dr
v. 131-143 Endicott Dr
vi. All Flagler Dr
vii. All Bradley Blvd
viii. 3-6 and 34-41 Wesleyan Dr
ix. 101-114 Austin Way
x. All Dianne MacKenzie Way
xi. All Lacie Ct
xii. All Kaylin Ct
xiii. All Briana Circle
xiv. 1-9 Julliard Ct

b. Teal Lake
i. All Litchfield Dr
ii. 1-25 Teal Lake Dr (possibly the rest of the lake side)

c. The Place at Georgetown (Across Chief of Love Rd from Teal Lake)
i. All

08/10/2024

City of Savannah Press Release:

Aug. 10, 3:30 p.m. update: As of 3 p.m., the City of Savannah’s stormwater modeling indicates that street flooding in the Bradley Point and Villages of Vallambrosia area is likely to increase by up to another 12 inches before water levels begin to recede. Residents in Fords Pointe, Teal Lake, Bush Road and Rice Mill should also monitor conditions closely. Peak water levels are not anticipated to be reached until sometime on Monday or Tuesday. It is extremely important that residents do not attempt to drive down closed roadways, as roadway conditions may be impacted by the presence of water and vehicles are also likely to become stranded in the water. Emergency resources are positioned nearby at Fire Station 12 to assist residents as needed, anyone impacted by flooding and needing assistance can call 912-925-4866. The Savannah Police and Fire Departments will be setting up an emergency outpost within Bradley Point and the American Red Cross is sending resources to the community. Chatham County has announced the availability of a shelter for anyone impacted by the flooding, the shelter is located at Coastal Georgia Comprehensive Academy, 2001 Cynthia Street. It is still expected that Bradley Boulevard will potentially take several days for water levels to recede once the peak level is reached and will remain closed until water levels are reduced below 12 inches. City of Savannah damage assessment teams are on standby to activate to assess any damage that may be caused by this flooding event.