Author: e-safe

As the Admin of E-Safe, I am proud to provide a platform dedicated to the residents of Coastal Georgia, including Savannah and the counties of Chatham, Effingham, Bryan, Liberty, and Bulloch. At www.e-safe.us, our mission is to deliver essential community alerts, public safety awareness, and local resources that keep our neighborhoods informed and connected. This locally focused site serves as a hub for everything from veteran resources and missing persons awareness to unsolved cases and lost and found pet support. My goal is to empower families across the region with practical information on homeowner topics and community news, offering a suite of reporting tools and updates built to serve the unique needs of our local communities.

E-Safe GBI Unsolved Cases

E-Safe GBI Unsolved Cases gives Coastal Georgia residents one place to review unsolved homicides, missing persons, and unidentified remains while encouraging awareness, research, and community action.

E-Safe Lost and Found Pets Helps Coastal Georgia Bring Pets Home

E-Safe Lost and Found Pets gives Coastal Georgia residents one trusted local place to post missing and found pets, add sightings, share one alert link, print flyers, and support faster reunions today.

VA Rescinds Medication Based Disability Rating Rule, but Broader Rewrite Still Warrants Close Watch

VA rescinded the medication based disability rating rule after backlash, but the broader VA disability rewrite remains active. Veterans should keep watching the next round of criteria changes closely.

Top 10 Community Events for Spring 2026 Across Coastal Georgia

From Savannah to Statesboro, these 10 Spring 2026 community events spotlight parades, art, music, culture, family fun, and local pride across Chatham, Effingham, Bryan, Liberty, and Bulloch this year.

Chatham County Hit and Run Crashes

Open source reporting shows recurring hit and run crashes in Chatham County, with many victims walking or biking. This summary highlights what is known, what is unknown, and what residents can do now.

VA Policy Shift: New “Medication Impact” Rule Could Lower Disability Ratings

A significant shift in how the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) calculates disability compensation took effect this week, potentially affecting millions of veterans. On February 17, 2026, the VA published an interim final rule that requires medical examiners to account for the “improving effects” of medication when determining a veteran’s disability rating. The rule, titled […]