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The Norton Shores Fire Department page was created to join the ever-growing social media community. We will use this opportunity to educate people about our department, as well as the world of firefighting and emergency services.

🍂 Sun-kissed skies and fall colors in Norton Shores! 🌅What a beautiful evening in Norton Shores at Fire Station 1 on Sem...
10/23/2026

🍂 Sun-kissed skies and fall colors in Norton Shores! 🌅

What a beautiful evening in Norton Shores at Fire Station 1 on Seminole Road! Golden sunshine, vibrant autumn colors, and a picture-perfect sunset remind us why we love calling Norton Shores home.

Natural beauty. It’s in our nature. ❤️

A beautiful sunset to end the day protecting the west side.

A badge represents a commitment to serve. Behind it stands a firefighter — along with the family, friends, and fellow fi...
10/16/2026

A badge represents a commitment to serve. Behind it stands a firefighter — along with the family, friends, and fellow firefighters who support that commitment.

On Friday, Oct. 16, 2026, we gathered at Norton Shores Fire Station 3 to celebrate firefighters Brett Philion, Adam Workman, and Aiden Peterson, who received their badges after successfully completing their probationary periods.

Family, friends, and fellow firefighters joined us in recognizing their hard work, dedication, and the responsibility that comes with earning our community’s trust.

Please join us in congratulating Philion, Workman, and Peterson on this milestone in their service to Norton Shores!


Find Yourself FridayWe captured hundreds of great moments at this year's Public Safety Open House.  See someone you reco...
10/16/2026

Find Yourself Friday

We captured hundreds of great moments at this year's Public Safety Open House.

See someone you recognize? Tag them below or share this post with them!

🇺🇸 Honoring a Fallen Hero | 60 Years of Remembrance 🖤💙On October 7, 2026, members of the Norton Shores Fire Department H...
10/13/2026

🇺🇸 Honoring a Fallen Hero | 60 Years of Remembrance 🖤💙

On October 7, 2026, members of the Norton Shores Fire Department Honor Guard had the privilege of participating in a special memorial ceremony honoring the life, service, and ultimate sacrifice of Sergeant William F. Delmar of the Roosevelt Park Police Department.

Sergeant Delmar succumbed to injuries sustained in a patrol vehicle crash while serving his community. His End of Watch was October 5, 1966.

Sixty years later, family, fellow first responders, and community members gathered at Delmar Memorial Ballfields for the dedication of a memorial wall honoring his legacy and sacrifice.

It was an honor for our members to stand alongside our law enforcement partners in paying tribute to a fallen officer whose dedication to duty will never be forgotten.

We remember Sergeant Delmar's service to Roosevelt Park Michigan. We honor his sacrifice. We stand united in remembrance.

💙 Sergeant William F. Delmar
End of Watch: October 5, 1966

Forever remembered. Never forgotten.

If you enjoy seeing what your Norton Shores firefighters are doing in the community, hit Follow so you don't miss the ne...
10/13/2026

If you enjoy seeing what your Norton Shores firefighters are doing in the community, hit Follow so you don't miss the next event.

10/13/2026

Exercise, Exercise, Exercise

🚒 250 Calls. Hundreds of Hours of Preparation. One Community We’re Proud to Serve.What does it take to keep Norton Shore...
10/09/2026

🚒 250 Calls. Hundreds of Hours of Preparation. One Community We’re Proud to Serve.

What does it take to keep Norton Shores safe?

For the Norton Shores Fire Department, September was about more than responding when someone called 911. It was also about preparing for the next emergency, developing our newest firefighters, and connecting with the people we serve.

📊 SEPTEMBER 2026 | BY THE NUMBERS

🚨 250 Calls for Service
When our community needed help, our firefighters answered the call.

👨‍🚒 66.25 Hours of Training
Because being ready for an emergency starts long before the alarm sounds.

📋 8 Hours of Meetings
Coordinating resources, planning operations, and strengthening our ability to serve.

🧑‍🚒 147.25 Hours of Recruit Training
Investing in the next generation of firefighters who will protect our community.

🥤 Canteen 450 | 3 Responses, 107 Items Served
Supporting the responders who work through demanding emergency incidents.

🤝 6 Community Events | 16.75 Hours
Building relationships, sharing safety information, and connecting with our neighbors before an emergency happens.

❤️ BEHIND EVERY NUMBER IS A COMMITMENT TO YOU.

The calls reflect neighbors who needed help. The training represents preparation for moments when seconds matter. And every community event is an opportunity to build trust, share knowledge, and help prevent emergencies before they happen.

To our firefighters, support personnel, volunteers and community partners: Thank you for the work you do, both in the spotlight and behind the scenes.

And to the Norton Shores community, thank you for the trust you place in us.

We're here when you need us. We're preparing even when you don't.

10/08/2026

Norton Shores Fire Department crews visited Churchill Elementary this afternoon to celebrate Harper, our second-grade fire prevention poster contest winner!

Harper received a framed enlargement of her winning drawing, printed courtesy of 40 Visuals in Norton Shores, and a one-night stay at Hampton Inn & Suites to enjoy with her family.

Thank you, 40 Visuals, for helping bring her artwork to life! Join us in congratulating Harper, and follow our page for more community moments and fire safety tips. 👏🚒

🎨🚒 “Safe Charging is a Superpower!”Congratulations to Harper, our second-grade fire prevention poster contest winner! He...
10/08/2026

🎨🚒 “Safe Charging is a Superpower!”

Congratulations to Harper, our second-grade fire prevention poster contest winner! Her winning drawing reminds us that everyone can be a fire safety superhero by practicing safe charging habits.

Norton Shores Fire Department crews visited Churchill Elementary this afternoon to present Harper with a framed enlargement of her poster, printed courtesy of 40 Visuals in Norton Shores. Harper also received a one-night stay at Hampton Inn & Suites to enjoy with her family.

Thank you to 40 VISUALS and Hampton by Hilton for helping us celebrate her creativity and share this important message. Join us in congratulating Harper! 👏

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1100 E Pontaluna Road
Norton Shores, MI
49444

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