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The Nora Springs Farm & Fire Dept.

has started this page in effort to keep citizens informed about fire safety, upcoming events for the fire department and community related news that affect that area we serve and protect.

11/01/2026

Thank you to all those that stopped by! There were so many creative and amazing costumes! See you next year!

Halloweenie Feed tonight 5:30pm-7:30pm!

10/31/2026

Halloweenie Feed tonight 5:30pm-7:30pm!

10/28/2026

10/28/2026

Regardless of the uniform, hat, or shoulder patch, Emergency Management recognizes and thanks all of our first responders and public safety partners who serve throughout Floyd County every day!

10/16/2026

The Nora Springs Fire Department held their annual Fire Prevention School Presentations Friday, October 9th for the kids from the Central Springs School District. Pre-K through 3rd grade got to visit the fire station and learn about fire safety from some of our volunteers. We were also able to go to the school and help serve all the kids lunch. We would like to thank all the students, teachers and the school district for letting us spend a fun and informative day with them.

10/04/2026

The Nora Springs Fire Department hosted Fight Pink 2026 today, featuring firefighter water fights, a silent auction, great food, and plenty of fun—all for a great cause! Thank you to everyone who participated and supported the event. All proceeds will benefit local cancer patients. 💗

09/26/2026

A special thank you to Justin from Warrior Roughcuts and Service Master of Mason City for the Thin Red Line flags. One of the flags is in the silent auction at the Fire Wives fundraiser and the other will be auctioned off at the Fight Pink fundraiser on October 3rd. Thank you for all the support Justin..

09/26/2026

Vendors are ready at the fire barn and the silent auction is running! Come check it out! Here til 3pm!

05/18/2026

To the Community of Nora Springs,

It has been brought to my attention that there is some confusion regarding the sounding of the tornado siren during severe weather.

When severe weather is approaching and the Fire Department is requested to go out on storm watch, we position our trained spotters in areas around our community to give us the best vantage points to monitor the approaching weather.

When we are on storm watch we are in constant contact with the National Weather Service, local coordinators and other area storm spotters so we can help provide the most current information to the public that we can.

In accordance with FEMA guidelines, we will sound the siren if the following criteria pose an immediate threat to our community

1. A confirmed siting of a tornado on the ground within 3 miles.

2. A confirmed siting of rotation (tornado that hasn’t reached the ground) within 3 miles.

3. Sustained winds of 65mph or greater.

4. Hail 1.75” (golf ball) or greater.

(Immediate threat meaning anything that is within 3 miles and tracking towards town).

When you hear the siren you need to seek shelter immediately and tune into local radio/TV and listen to the Emergency Alert System for emergency information.

We will keep sounding the siren until threat has passed and then sound it once to signal an all clear.

I hope this helps clear up any confusion and I would like to reassure everybody that the Nora Springs Fire Department will continue to help protect our community in every way we can.

Michael R. Miller
Fire Chief
Nora Springs Fire Department

Address

42 N Hawkeye/PO Box 523
Nora Springs, IA
50458

Telephone

(641) 749-2613

Website

http://noraspringsfire.org/

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