East Jordan Fire Dept.

10/10/2026

Open house happening now! Come on down and join us!!!

10/10/2026

Happening Now!!! Come on down

It's officially FIRE PREVENTION WEEK!!!!

Be sure to mark your calendars to join us this Saturday, October 10th, between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., as we have our annual Fire Prevention Open House.

You will have a chance to win some door prizes.

10/09/2026

Tomorrow's the day!!!
Don't forget to stop by

It's officially FIRE PREVENTION WEEK!!!!

Be sure to mark your calendars to join us this Saturday, October 10th, between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., as we have our annual Fire Prevention Open House.

You will have a chance to win some door prizes.

10/05/2026

It's officially FIRE PREVENTION WEEK!!!!

Be sure to mark your calendars to join us this Saturday, October 10th, between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., as we have our annual Fire Prevention Open House.

You will have a chance to win some door prizes.

09/29/2026

Save the Date
Our annual fire prevention Open House
Saturday, Oct 10, 2026

09/24/2026

Did you know….
Every year, we hold an Oyster dinner to honor our retirees and express our gratitude for their dedicated service. They have not only shaped our department into what it is today but also generously shared their wisdom to help us better serve our residents.

If you know of a retired firefighter, please thank them for their dedicated service. Each of them have brought some experience that has made our department better.

07/03/2026

Please be responsible! Every second matters when we have a scene such as this and if you hinder that, you might cost someone to pay the ultimate price. Be smart, be safe, be responsible!

I am a little upset this post has to be made. I’m not sure when we as a society quit caring for each other. Tonight my deputies, along with first responders from Adrian and EMS units from Bates County and Cass County responded to a very serious head on collision on 18 Highway.

The first responders did what they always do. They showed up, worked like the best team in America for people they didn’t even know.

Two people, very seriously hurt and required two helicopters so they could be transported to a trauma center. But as the first helicopter was landing, my deputies reported seeing a drone in the air over the crash scene.

Let me be clear. You have a right to own a drone, fly a drone and take footage of things in public. But what you don’t have a right to do is compromise the safety of those in the helicopter or on the ground. You don’t have a right to hinder or delay that response because a drone in the air prevents a helicopter from taking back off or landing in a timely matter.

While I hope this is a one time thing and whoever the drone owners are realize now the danger they put all the first responders and helicopters pilots in. I hope they realize that a patient’s life or death could come down to every precious minute.

If this behavior continues on scenes like this, then my agency will begin the acquisition of any technology we need to identify drones owners and purchase technology that will disrupt the drones ability to continue to stay in the air. We will put the safety of all involve and down your drone. You will be held accountable for interfering.

If you own a drone you have the responsibility to know the laws pertaining to their use. Be smart. The people who we are helping maybe one of your family members or friends.

Sheriff Chad Anderson.

05/30/2026

As the pool season is here, due to staffing limitations, we are unable to fill pools.

Our primary focus still remains ensuring emergency preparedness, fire protection, and public safety for all.

We sincerely appreciate your understanding.

05/30/2026

Fire danger is in place today with easterly winds picking up and dry conditions.

Per the DNR site, NO BURNING is allowed today.

Once conditions improve, remember that there is NO BURNING WOTHIN THE CITY LIMITS.
If you reside in a township, be sure to check your township ordinances to see if burning is permitted.
If permitted where you reside, we ask that you do the following:
1. Check the DNR website
https://www2.dnr.state.mi.us/burnpermits/ or by calling the DNR at: 866-922-BURN (866-922-2876) to see if burn permits are being issued in your area.
2. Be aware and monitor the weather conditions, wind speed/direction.
3. Call our central dispatch 911 (9-1-1) to advise them that you will be burning and give them the location.
4. Please make sure your burning pile is being watched at ALL TIMES with an adequate amount of water near by.

**As always, call 9-1-1 for all emergencies whether they are for FIRE, LAW, or EMS.**