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Jordan Volunteer Fire Department reports generator failure, schedules safety program
Summary
Chief Stephen Bryant said the fire department's generator was sent for repair and may cost $10,000–$15,000 to replace if unrepaired; he also announced an Upstate safety program 'Let’s not meet by accident' on May 11, 2026 at JE High School.
Chief Stephen (Stephen Bryant) reported that the Jordan Volunteer Fire Department's generator "has quit" and was sent to Har‑Rob Fire Apparatus INC for repair; Har‑Rob then shipped it to Texas for additional work. Chief Bryant said no final repair cost is known yet and that replacement would be roughly $10,000–$15,000 if the unit cannot be restored.
Chief Bryant also reported service work on Engine 2 to repair leaking valves and announced a community safety program: on Monday, May 11, 2026 the JVFD, in cooperation with the State Police, will hold the Upstate program "Let’s not meet by accident" at JE High School. The meeting record indicates the department will pursue repair-cost estimates and return with recommendations for repair or replacement funding.
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