The Clerk of Council in Savannah, GA is the oldest position in the city's government, dating back to 1787. They are responsible for maintaining official records, acts, and proceedings of the Mayor and Aldermen, as well as records of City Council, City contracts, and municipal cemetery deeds. The Clerk of Council also serves as the Election Superintendent for the city and handles the qualification of candidates and administration transition.
Located at City Hall, the Clerk of Council's office is an essential hub for citizens to petition City Council, file claims, and request information. They play a crucial role in ensuring transparency and accountability in the city's government, serving as the official Open Records Officer and maintaining records in accordance with State Open Records Act laws.
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