2020 Memorial Day Parade Cancelled

From the Jordan Memorial Parade of Bands Facebook Page...

After several weeks of hoping things would be different, the Village of Jordan and the Jordan Memorial Day Committee have decide to cancel the parade. It is with heavy hearts that we have come to this decision. Memorial Day has been a part of Jordan each year since the 1870s as the community remembers those who have sacrificed their lives to protect the freedoms we enjoy today.

While Memorial Day this year will be different, please take a moment to reflect on what a wonderful country we live in and be thankful for all those who have worked and continue to work to make it so. Also please make an extra effort to fly the flag on Memorial Day. Thank you all for your support. See you in 2021.

-Ken Bush 

• First Baptist Church in Jordan has medical euipment for loan. If you are in need of any of the following equipment or in an emergency call 315-689-6560 or 315-689-9403.
  
  Adult wheelchair, Commodes,Shower chairs, Shower seats, Canes, Crutches, Walkers, Neck Brace

• Village of Jordan 2019 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report. View & Print 

• Village of Jordan 2018 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report.  View & Print.

• After extensive deliberation and many calculations, the Board of Trustees resolved to raise water and sewer rates, effective in July. Sewer rates have not increased since 2007 and water rates since 2015. The ever-increasing cost of operation has caused greater deficits over the past couple years that the funds cannot sustain at the current rates. The combined base increase for village residents will be $28.00 per quarter ($9.33 per month) per unit.

NEW BASE RATES ARE: 

Village Sewer base rate $100.00 plus if over 5,000 gallons $0.55 per 100 gallons  Village Water base rate $ 30.00 plus if over 5,000 gallons $0.18 per 100 gallons Outside Water base rate $ 47.00 plus if over 5,000 gallons $0.35 per 100 gallons .

LT2 rates will not be affected and remains at $6.50 per quarter with all usage at $0.04 per hundred gallons.  

• TRASH COLLECTION -  Visit the DPW Page for information regarding trash collection schedule.  

• DOG CONTROL - For stray or nuisance dogs, please call the Finger Lakes Dog Protection Agency at 315-253-4367. A message and call back number may need to be left. 

• WATER EMERGENCIES - For water emergencies occurring after hours or on weekends, call (315) 689-6608. 

• SAFE MEDICATION DISPOSAL - The Village Office now has a safe disposal box for all outdated and unused medications. No needles or liquids are accepted.  These medications can be  dropped off during regular business hours.  

• LEAD REDUCTION PROGRAM - Click here to learn more about the Onondaga County Community Development Lead Hazard Reduction Program.

•  NEW LOCAL LAWS 2018
  
•  EMERGENCY PLANNING - ARE YOU READY? 

•  VILLAGE OF JORDAN BUILDING ENERGY BENCHMARKING

• MILITARY TRIBUTE BANNER honoring our military is filled and CLOSED.

• FEED OUR VETS -The Syracuse Vet Center is partnering with Feed Our Vets to provide FREE food distribution to Veterans in the community.  Where: Syracuse Vet Center, 109 Pine St., Syracuse, NY 13210. When: Third Tuesday of the Month 8 am to 11 am. Vets please bring DD024 and Photo ID or VA card or other proof of Veteran status. Dates subject to change - please call 315-478-7127 to confirm. For more information, download & print flyer. Please contact Cyntheia Meili, Veterans Coordinator, Town of Elbridge and Town of Skaneateles Veterans Services (315) 572-7439.   Town of Elbridge Veteran's Outreach Program

• BECOME AN IN-HOME RESPITE VA CAREGIVER SUPPORT VOLUNTEER TODAY. Respite services allow caregivers short periods of time away from their veteran loved one to help renew their energy and spirit!  For more information, visit the Town of Elbridge Veteran's Outreach Program

The Village of Jordan seeks qualified candidates for a position as a part-time, non-competitive police officer. Certification as a Police Officer by the Division of Criminal Justice Services, Office of Municipal Police is required; DCJS Phase I candidates seeking employment to fulfill Phase II requirements need not apply. Prior experience or current employment as a police officer is preferred. The position entails providing law enforcement services in a rural village setting. A complete job description can be viewed at http://www.ongov.net/employment/jobs/specs/sp40250.htm. Hours of employment will vary; primarily evenings with some day shift availability. Interested candidates may submit a resume to OIC Edward Healy, Village of Jordan Police Department, PO Box 561, Jordan NY 13080-0561 or to police@villageofjordan.org