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VOLUNTEER
Volunteers are your neighbors and friends who have committed themselves to serve the community. In doing so, this invaluable source of committed service to the community stays alive in times of crisis and need.
More information about us
Firefighters are required to train to a standard of firefighter 1 as an entry level firefighting skill set. From here, the department trains candidates for engine driving, EMT certifications, and continuing firefighter education.
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FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
During fire prevention, the Noroton Fire Department offers the community a hands-on look at firefighting skills and, through a program of education, makes them aware of hazards and remedies should they arise in their daily lives.
DEPARTMENT INFORMATION
Established in 1903, the fire department has always been 100% volunteer and continues to this day.
FUND RAISING
Fundraising comprises of our annual Christmas tree sale conducted in the month of December and donations received from people within our community. This helps supplement the costs associated in running the fire department.
EVENTS
The Noroton Heights Fire Department, along with our two brother fire departments (Darien & Noroton), enjoy the memorial day parade and celebrate with the residents of Darien. Schedule to be updated soon...
100% VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY
24/7 • 365 DAYS A YEAR
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The very first fire department in Darien was started in January of 1895, what is now the Darien Fire Department. Shortly after the Noroton Fire Department was started on April 24, 1896. These two departments handled all calls for fires within the Town of Darien. Although the Town had two fire departments, there were areas where coverage was poor due to the time it would take for firefighters to arrive. By the time these departments could arrive the building was usually totally destroyed. One of these areas of slow response was the Noroton Heights section of Darien.
