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Robert received a BCE and MCE in Hydraulics/Hydrology from Auburn University. He resides in Monticello, Georgia.

Robert is the President of Jordan Engineering. He has worked as the President of the East Atlanta Division of Planning & Development, PC and as a Project Engineer for Black & Veatch.

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Robert O. Jordan is currently serving as County Surveyor in Jasper County.

As of June 18, 2025, Robert O. Jordan did not have a website or any information online.

Administration

Said, "Some of our private-sector work includes provision of development support services to private residential and commercial developers; ... We have performed soils classification for thousands of acres ... We’ve supported the expansion of numerous public water and sewer systems and have supported community streetscape and sidewalk improvement projects. ... but we also enjoy the chance to help the young family around the corner when they need a survey for their first home."

Jordan Engineering

Said, "Some of our private-sector work includes provision of development support services to private residential and commercial developers... We have performed soils classification for thousands of acres... We’ve supported the expansion of numerous public water and sewer systems and have supported community streetscape and sidewalk improvement projects... but we also enjoy the chance to help the young family around the corner when they need a survey for their first home."

Housing & Urban Development

Robert O. Jordan

A county surveyor is an elected official at the county level in Georgia. They are in charge of land survey records, re-establishing and maintaining government survey monuments, and reviewsing property boundaries and subdivision plans. Other duties may vary from county to county. This position is important because before any physical development can be made, the land in that area must be properly surveyed. With all of the growth and development Georgia is seeing today, a good surveyors office is essential. They can identify potential land risks as well as opportunities, making them a crucial player in urban planning and growth.

Fun fact: Land surveying is one of the oldest known professions, and is still relevant today!