Norton Police Department

06/14/2026

Update: 3:54PM: tornado warning is no longer active for our area. High winds could still move in.

Update: 3:36PM: Tornado warning for northern summit county.

Please check your local news sources for further.

Weather alert for our area.

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06/10/2026

Weather alert… like you haven’t heard the thunder already though.

City of Norton Ohio Norton Fire Division

06/09/2026

Thank you for inviting us Wadsworth Police Department!

06/09/2026

We are establishing an eligibility list. Don't miss this opportunity.

🚓 Applications are now open for Norton’s Lateral Transfer Police Officer Eligibility List. Apply today: https://www.cityofnorton.org/Jobs.aspx

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06/03/2026

Do you recognize this sweet dog?

📣OWNER FOUND! Thank you all who shared!📣

This sweet girl was found going on an adventure on 31st St/Cleve-Mass Rd. by Barberton Moose and brought here to the station. Norton Police Department and Dispatch has been notified and she has been scanned for a chip - unfortunately, she is not chipped.

If you are the owners of this little pup or know who is, please contact:
Norton Fire Station 330-825-3086 or
Norton Dispatch: 330-825-2491

05/29/2026

The Norton Police Department would like to extend a sincere thank you to Whitetails Unlimited and a generous private donor for donating a Bakcou E-Bike to the officers.

A special thank you also goes to Power Graphics & Action Sports Apparel for donating their time and expertise to professionally install the decals and graphics, ensuring the bike is ready for service and proudly represents the Norton Police Department.

These partnerships are a perfect example of what makes our community special. When local organizations, businesses, and residents come together to support public safety, everyone benefits.

We are incredibly grateful for your generosity, your support, and your investment in the safety of our community.

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05/28/2026

Yesterday, members of the Norton Police Department and Norton Fire Division were proud to participate in the Law Enforcement Torch Run in support of the Special Olympics Ohio.

This event is more than just a run, it’s a reminder of the strength, determination, and incredible spirit of the athletes we proudly support. Thank you to everyone who came together to make this event special and to all the agencies and community members who continue to stand behind this amazing cause.

We run for inclusion. We run for respect. We run for the athletes.

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05/27/2026

The Norton Police Department will conduct fi****ms training for the next two hours at the police gun range located at the Norton Service Department.

Residents in the area may hear periodic gunfire. This is a scheduled training.

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05/25/2026

Today, we remember the heroes who never made it home.
The fathers, mothers, sons, daughters, friends, and neighbors who gave everything so we could live free.

May we never take their sacrifice for granted.
Honor them, not just today, but in how we live, love, and care for one another. 🇺🇸

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05/20/2026

🦌 It’s that time of year again… fawn season.

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It’s that time of year again- Fawn Season! We want to reshare a post from last year as we have been receiving multiple calls and messages through our info line and Facebook.

🚨 Please SHARE! 🚨

⚠️ Help! I found a baby fawn!

🦌 A resting fawn, lying down, curled up, does not necessarily need help. A fawn is often seen in the same spot for several days (even immediately next to a home, deck or garage) until the mother leads it to a new location. White tailed deer moms will leave their fawns during the day and return to them at night. This is normal behavior, as it helps to protect the baby from predators. Unfortunately, native forested habitat has been transformed into a more urban environment, making some of the resting spots more obvious and vulnerable to humans.

🦌 Leave it alone and keep an eye on it. If you see any of these concerning signs, call or InfoLine at (614) 793-9453 or message us directly:

❗Crying, bleating, or approaching people
❗Covered in flies, especially on its back end (mom is not cleaning the fawn's back end)
❗Curled ear tips (see photo, can be a sign of dehydration)
❗Located directly next to a dead adult deer