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Drama happens outside Brookhaven City Council meeting with MARTA station fire

Jordan Wells
Jordan Wells
Jordan Wells
Reporter · Sandy Springs, GA

Jordan is a seasoned political reporter with 9 years of experience covering local government issues for publications such as the Cherokee Tribune. A graduate of the University of Alabama, he focuses on city council activities, policy changes, and community engagement.

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Reporter · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 2:01 PM · 1 min read
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Drama happens outside Brookhaven City Council meeting with MARTA station fire — Dunwoody Government news

The news at the Brookhaven City Council s Oct. 27 meeting happened not in the chambers, but outside them, as an electrical fire at the adjoining MARTA station had the area swarming with rescue personnel for several hours. MARTA officials, in a statement, said a traction power substation at Brookhaven Station caught fire, causing the station to be evacuated and service halted. At least five ladder trucks and multiple rescue units were on the scene of an electrical fire at the Brookhaven MARTA station. (Photo by Cathy cobbs) Fire and Rescue successfully extinguished the fire at the traction power substation, and a bus bridge has been established between Lenox and Chamblee stations to transport affected passengers, the statement said. Around 6:30 p.m., passersby heard alarms from the station s first floor, below the train platform, and about 10 minutes later, acrid smoke wafted into the sky above the station. No injuries were reported by MARTA or rescue personnel, and t

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