Norriton Fire Engine Company

10/26/2026

10/21/2026

🚒 Monday Night Training | October 19, 2026

This week’s Monday night drill focused on the deployment and operation of long attack . In this case our 400 feet “courtyard lay”.

Members practiced stretching and advancing extended hoselines to reach areas where traditional hose deployments may be limited by distance or access. The training emphasized proper hose deployment, communication, teamwork, and maintaining an effective water supply.

Training on these techniques helps ensure our crews are prepared to overcome challenging building layouts and access points when every second counts.

🔥 Interested in joining our team? Stop by either of our stations on Monday nights at 7:00 PM to see what we’re all about!

10/19/2026

We are so excited to see everyone on Friday Night! Can you guess what our theme will be based on these emojis- 🟡🔵🦄🌙

🎃🚗 We’re almost there with vendors for our Trunk or Treat!

Come out, join the fun, and support our community at one of our favorite events of the year! 👻🍬

There’s still time to be part of it—register today at https://eastnorriton.recdesk.com/Community/Program/Detail?programId=667

10/16/2026

🚨🎉 THE MOMENT YOU’VE BEEN WAITING FOR IS FINALLY HERE! 🎉🚨
BINGO TICKETS ARE OFFICIALLY ON SALE!

Join us on Sunday, November 15th for an afternoon filled with Bingo, laughs, cash prizes, raffles, and some of your favorite Norriton firefighters!

🎟️ Get your tickets here: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/norriton-fire-co-fall-bingo

You can also visit NorritonFire.org for more information!

Have questions? Send us a message! We're happy to help.

10/15/2026

Tonight, members of Norriton Fire Engine Company joined Jefferson Fire Company for a joint training hosted by Jefferson focusing on fire behavior and flow path.

Crews utilized a prop called the “Palmer’s Fire Behavior Dollhouse”, also simply known as a flow path dollhouse, to demonstrate how ventilation, door control, and changes in building openings can influence fire and smoke movement throughout a structure.

Hands-on demonstrations like this give firefighters a clear visual understanding of how our actions can impact interior conditions and reinforce the importance of coordinated fireground tactics.

Thank you Jefferson Fire Company No. 1 for hosting and for another great opportunity to train together.

10/10/2026

The officers and members of the Norriton Fire Engine Company wish to extend our condolences to the families and friends of Officer Shane Seiber who was killed in the line of duty in Philadelphia last night.

We continue to pray for his fellow Philadelphia Police Officer who is in the hospital following yesterday’s attack.💙

10/05/2026

🔥 Fire Safety Starts with Education! 🚒

Norriton Fire Engine Company and the East Norriton Township Fire Marshal’s Office would like to thank our local schools for welcoming us and giving us the opportunity to share important fire safety knowledge with students.

Teaching fire prevention, emergency preparedness, and what to do in the event of a fire helps build a safer community for everyone. We always enjoy spending time with our local students and answering their questions!

Thank you to our schools, teachers, and staff for helping us spread the message of fire safety! 🔥

10/01/2026

September was another busy month for Norriton Fire Engine Company, with our members responding to 74 emergency calls throughout the community and surrounding areas.

🚗 10 Accidents
🔥 21 Building Fires
🚨 32 Fire Alarms
⚙️ 11 Other Emergencies

Of the 21 building fire responses, 14 were working fires, including 2 multiple-alarm incidents.

We thank our dedicated volunteers for their continued commitment and our community for its ongoing support. Interested in serving alongside us? Stop by and learn how you can become part of Station 61.

Proudly serving our community since 1917.

09/30/2026

Tonight, Quint 61 is standing by at Trappe Fire Company’s station with a crew of four while their members participate in live-burn training.

Our crew will remain in quarters and available to handle any calls in Trappe’s coverage area until approximately 10:00 PM.

Providing coverage for neighboring departments during training helps ensure their members can focus on sharpening their skills while emergency response coverage remains in place.

Stay safe and train hard! 🚒🔥