Fire Department Roster

Chief Brian A. Bennett
Assistant Chief Kevin Kerley
Captain Chad W. Price
Captain Gary Annas
Captain Jamie Hagerty
Lieutenant Clint Drum
Lieutenant Justin Winebarger
Lieutenant Clay Wilson
Lieutenant Jacob Craig
Engineer Ty Potter
Engineer Cade Watson
Engineer Ashley Paruch
Engineer
Firefighter Jonathan Hart
Firefighter Hunter Gragg
Firefighter Daniel Setzer
Firefighter Zack Potter
Firefighter Kaleb Kerley
Firefighter Kirby Anderson
FF/Engineer Nathan Earp
Firefighter Brice Bennett
Firefighter Thaddeus Reid
Firefighter Danny Miller
Firefighter Jeff Shronce
Firefighter Eddie Bolick
Firefighter Lindsey Annas
TOWN OF GRANITE FALLS IMPLEMENTS STAGE 2 MANDATORY WATER REDUCTIONS TO PROTECT LOCAL WATER SUPPLY
GRANITE FALLS, NORTH CAROLINA – Due to continued dry conditions across the region and declining water supply indicators, the Town of Granite Falls has implemented Stage 2: Mandatory Water Reductions under its Water Shortage Response Plan.
This action follows regional drought conditions identified within the Catawba-Wateree River Basin, where Stage 2 drought conditions require immediate conservation efforts to protect shared water resources and preserve drinking water availability.
Stage 2 conditions indicate that water supply levels are significantly below seasonal norms and that prolonged shortages are possible without immediate reductions in water use.
Town officials are urging all residents, businesses, and institutions to take immediate action to reduce nonessential water use.
Under Stage 2, the following restrictions are required for all Granite Falls water customers:
· No lawn watering or irrigation is permitted
· Watering of shrubs, trees, and flowers is limited to:
o 7:00–9:00 a.m. and 7:00–9:00 p.m.
o Hand-held hoses with automatic shutoff nozzles only
· Washing of driveways, sidewalks, and exterior surfaces is prohibited, except when necessary and approved
· Restaurants may only serve water upon customer request
· Filling of swimming pools is restricted to Wednesdays and Saturdays and requires a permit
· All customers must eliminate unnecessary water use, including commercial and industrial operations
These restrictions build upon previously encouraged conservation measures, which are now mandatory and enforceable.
