Fire Department
The Noma Volunteer Fire Department (NVFD) proudly serves the residents of Noma and the surrounding area. As a fully volunteer-based department, NVFD is dedicated to protecting lives and property through rapid response, community preparedness, and ongoing training.
In an Emergency
Dial 911 immediately for fire, medical, or rescue emergencies.
About the Department
The NVFD operates out of the Noma Fire Station located within the Mitchell Building at 3467 Skipper Avenue. The department is staffed entirely by trained volunteers who respond to fire calls, vehicle accidents, medical emergencies, storm damage, and other community hazards.
Services Provided
- Fire suppression and fire prevention
- First-response medical assistance
- Vehicle accident response
- Storm and disaster support
- Community event safety assistance
Volunteer With Us
NVFD is always looking for committed community members to join our team. Whether you're interested in firefighting, medical response, equipment support, or administrative help, there is a place for you.
No prior experience is necessary. Training and protective equipment are provided for all active members.
To learn more about volunteering, please contact Noma Town Hall:
Phone: 850-768-4632
Email: NomaTownHall@outlook.com
Fire Safety & Prevention
The NVFD encourages all residents to practice simple fire safety steps to help protect your home and family:
- Test smoke alarms monthly and replace batteries yearly
- Keep a fire extinguisher in the kitchen and know how to use it
- Have an evacuation plan and practice it with your household
- Avoid overloading electrical outlets and extension cords
- Never leave stoves, ovens, or candles unattended
For additional safety resources or to request community education materials, please contact the department through Town Hall.
Support the Fire Department
As a volunteer-based department, NVFD relies on community support. Donations help maintain equipment, purchase gear, and support firefighter training.
To donate, please contact Town Hall or speak with a volunteer firefighter.