Savannah Area Chamber announces advocacy updates ahead of 2026 legislative session

Bert Brantley President & CEO at Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce
Bert Brantley President & CEO at Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce - Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce
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The Savannah Area Chamber has announced its ongoing commitment to keeping members updated on legislative issues that impact local businesses, workforce development, infrastructure, and community growth as the 2026 legislative session approaches.

According to the Chamber, advocacy efforts are aimed at shaping policies and investments that support long-term economic growth in Savannah. The organization emphasizes the importance of staying informed and involved in order to influence decisions affecting small businesses, tourism, and overall economic resilience.

“Advocacy isn’t just about influencing laws — it’s about shaping the business climate, workforce policies, infrastructure priorities, and community investments that drive long-term growth in Savannah. By staying informed and engaged, you’ll have a seat at the table — ensuring small businesses thrive, tourism continues to grow, and our economy remains resilient,” stated the Chamber.

The Chamber plans to provide regular updates summarizing developments from the Georgia General Assembly during the 2026 legislative session. Members are encouraged to follow these updates for information on key priorities.

For more details on specific legislative priorities for 2026, members can access additional information through this link: Chamber’s 2026 legislative priorities.



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