Norwalk Fire Department

10/12/2026

10/10/2026

Today, the Norwalk Fire Department joined regional partners for a water supply drill in West Norwalk. The exercise tested a tanker shuttle operation designed to deliver water to areas of Norwalk where fire hydrants are widely spaced.

Engines from Norwalk, Stamford, and Rowayton participated, along with tankers from Turn of River, Darien, Norton Heights, Long Ridge, Wilton, and Weston. At the height of the drill, the crews supplied more than 1,200 gallons per minute to Norwalk Engine 2.

We thank all the participating departments and our mutual aid partners for their continued cooperation and strong working relationships.

10/07/2026

🚒 October is Fire Prevention Month and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The Norwalk Fire Department is proud to promote fire safety education while wearing pink in support of those affected by breast cancer.

Hands-on demonstrations like this give residents an opportunity to learn fire safety skills under the guidance of fire personnel. These community connections help us share the importance of prevention, preparedness, and knowing how to respond in an emergency.

This month, join us in making safety a priority and standing beside those facing breast cancer, honoring survivors, and remembering those we have lost. 🚒

09/20/2026

The Norwalk Fire Department was proud to participate in yesterday’s Touch-a-Truck Open House at the Public Works Center.

With beautiful weather providing the perfect day, families had the opportunity to see fire apparatus, emergency vehicles, and public works equipment up close while speaking with the dedicated employees who operate them.

We extend our sincere appreciation to the Norwalk Department of Public Works for organizing and hosting this outstanding community event. Their preparation and hospitality helped create an enjoyable and memorable experience for everyone in attendance.

Thank you to all the residents and families who spent part of their day with us. We always welcome the opportunity to connect with the community we are honored to serve.

09/13/2026

We are seeing flooding through the city including the following areas:
CT Avenue
Westport Avenue
Fort Point - Osborne
Strawberry Hill - Winfield
East Avenue - Winfield
Meadow - S Main
Surrey Drive
Ward - Harriett
West Norwalk - #92
Glendenning
Bartlett
Willow/Beacon
Willard Road
If you see anything please report to Norwalk Police Department.
Continue to avoid under bridges and if you see any water on the roadways, turn around, don't drown.
Estamos viendo inundaciones en la ciudad, en las siguientes zonas:
CT Avenue
Westport Avenue
Fort Point - Osborne
Strawberry Hill - Winfield
East Avenue - Winfield
Meadow - S Main
Surrey Drive
Ward - Harriett
West Norwalk - #92
Glendenning
Bartlett
Willow/Beacon
Willard Road
Si ves algo, repórtalo al Departamento de Policía de Norwalk.
Sigue evitando los pasos bajo los puentes y, si ves agua en la calzada, regresa: “Turn around, don’t drown” (da la vuelta, no te ahogues).
Nou wè inondasyon ap pase nan vil la nan zòn sa yo:
CT Avenue
Westport Avenue
Fort Point - Osborne
Strawberry Hill - Winfield
East Avenue - Winfield
Meadow - S Main
Surrey Drive
Ward - Harriett
West Norwalk - #92
Glendenning
Bartlett
Willow/Beacon
Willard Road
Si w wè nenpòt bagay, tanpri rapòte li bay Depatman Polis Norwalk.
Kontinye evite anba pon epi si w wè dlo sou wout la, fè demi-tou — pa riskin lavi w ("turn around, don't drown").

09/11/2026

In solemn remembrance, Local 830 mourns the loss of the 14 Norwalk residents lost 25 yrs ago on 9/11/01. We pray for them, their families and all the innocent souls killed that day. We honor all of the first responders that courageously ran towards danger in the hope of saving just one life only to lose theirs. And we salute all of our U.S. Military members, many who never returned from the battlefield, who stepped up to defend our homeland and our freedom in the face of a cowardly attack on our nation. May they all rest in peace. We will never forget. May God bless America. 🇺🇸