Norton Fire Division

Norton Fire Division This is the official page for the Norton Fire Division (Norton, OH). This page is not monitored 24/7. For emergencies, please call 911. EMS service began in 1979.

For general questions, please call 330-825-3086. The Norton Fire Division was formed in 1943 and started answering calls in November of 1945. We have grown from a volunteer department, into a combination full-time/part-time department to meet the demands of the community. We protect 24.5 square miles with a population of 12,050 residents.

Please see the press release below regarding a residential structure fire on Hillcrest Drive during the evening hours of...
09/03/2026

Please see the press release below regarding a residential structure fire on Hillcrest Drive during the evening hours of September 2, 2026.

Questions regarding this incident should be directed to Chief Papp - (330) 825-3086.

We would like to thank all of the mutual aid departments who responded and the Norton Police Department for their assistance.

🎉Congratulations to the following members who are celebrating an anniversary this month with Norton Fire! We thank you f...
09/01/2026

🎉Congratulations to the following members who are celebrating an anniversary this month with Norton Fire! We thank you for your continued dedication and service to the City of Norton!🚒🚑

Congratulations David Davis and Joshua Lepley on completing the Crisis Intervention Training (CIT)!This training helps o...
08/25/2026

Congratulations David Davis and Joshua Lepley on completing the Crisis Intervention Training (CIT)!

This training helps our team members handle situations involving individuals in crisis due to mental health conditions, substance use disorders, or intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Thank you Dave and Josh for your continued hard-work and commitment to strengthening our department!

🚒 What a great day at the Touch-A-Truck event down at Columbia Woods Park this past weekend! 🚑🚓Thankfully, the rain held...
08/17/2026

🚒 What a great day at the Touch-A-Truck event down at Columbia Woods Park this past weekend! 🚑🚓

Thankfully, the rain held off long enough for us to enjoy the day and see so many familiar faces. We loved meeting everyone and sharing a little fun with our community!

Shout out a big THANK YOU to Ofc. Bauer (Norton Police Department ) for organizing this fun-filled day and to all of the local departments and businesses who joined us!

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to see us! We loved seeing all of you! đź«¶

🚨 PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT🚨We have noticed an increase in calls being made directly to the fire station when immediat...
08/12/2026

🚨 PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT🚨

We have noticed an increase in calls being made directly to the fire station when immediate medical or first responder assistance is needed.

We’re always here to help, but it’s important to know that the station’s direct phone line is not a 911 dispatch center and is not monitored 24/7.

Our crews may be out responding to calls, training, refueling trucks, checking equipment, or serving our community — meaning the station phone may not be answered right away.

❤️ Your safety is our priority. When you have an emergency, every second matters.

So, we ask for all immediate first responder assistance, please contact the Southwest Summit Communications (SWSCOM) Dispatch Center. Our highly skilled dispatchers can immediately alert our crews, pinpoint your location, and get the right help to you as quickly as possible.

👇 Check the quick-reference guide below for which number to call.

🚨 Help us help you - when in doubt, call 911 for immediate first responder assistance! 🚒🚑🚓

Summit County Search and Rescue teams will be conducting searches in the Copley/Norton area for missing person. Please b...
07/30/2026

Summit County Search and Rescue teams will be conducting searches in the Copley/Norton area for missing person. Please be aware as you may see the team near your property.

When someone is trapped, scared, or unable to escape, every second matters. That’s why our firefighters continuously tra...
07/24/2026

When someone is trapped, scared, or unable to escape, every second matters. That’s why our firefighters continuously train for the most challenging situations they could face.

This week, we had the opportunity to use the Mobile Search & Rescue Training Lab from the Ohio State Fire Marshal’s Office. The trailer is designed with dark, confined spaces, tight passageways, and realistic obstacles that challenge firefighters to think quickly, stay calm, and work efficiently under pressure.

We hope you never need us in these situations—but if you do, we’ll be ready.

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3380 Greenwich Road
Norton, OH
44203

Telephone

(330) 825-3086

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