Simple solution - change the speed limit to something reasonable, like 40mph

If any of these were emailed to the metro PD. They might possibly send an officer out there to run radar.. No Promises though

A "reasonable speed limit" of 40mph will only encourage the traffic to travel at an even higher speed. Occasional radar is ineffective, drivers signal each other with blinking headlights. The only effective solutions: narrow and change the direction of the road, speed bumps [like employed on Dutch Island] or a permanent radar on the side of the road that cost $100 if you go 36 mph or higher.

As an Isle of Hope resident of 25 years I can confirm that a staggering number of Dutch Island residents "still" fly down Hopecrest and Grimbal Point at rediculus speeds! I wonder how Dutch Island residents with small children would react to cars passing their homes at 45 miles an hour... every day, in a 25 MPH zone? Never mind the "Children at Play" signs that Chatham County installed many years ago. Today is April 13,2014 and the intersection at Hopecrest & Grimbal Point is more dangerous than ever! I just hope that my beautiful 9 year old Lab will be the only casualty from a speeding car on Grimbal Point Rd. As a note, the driver of the dark sedan did not even stop when he hit & killed her.He was going about 45 at the intersection of Grimbal Point & Wylly Avenue.

As a Dutch Island resident of Over 25 years, It is very sad to hear about your 9 year old lab being killed. However why was the dog out on a busy road unsupervised? Not all Dutch Island residents are speed demons and for the last 6 months or so, we have had a steel speed bump and chicane in the road. A number of speeding vehicles are both visitors and trades men.To my knowledge the police do enforce the speed limits on a regular basis, however judging from the crime rate in Savannah they normally have better things to do.

Calm down man, that post was 2 years ago. The speeding is out of control on that street, residences and workers are both to blame.