Norway Maine Fire & Rescue
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Photo by Chuck LoweEngine 2: 1993 Pemfab/Darley 1250/1000
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Photo by Chuck LoweEngine 3: 2012 IHC Workstar 4x4/Rosenbauer 1250/1000/30A
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Photo by Chuck LoweEngine 4: 2007 HME 1871-S/FFA 1250/2500
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Photo by Chuck LoweTower 1: 2004 Pierce Dash 2000/350/30F/100' Tower (former Manassas Park, VA)
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Photo by Chuck LoweTank 1: 2012 IHC Workstar 7600/Rosenbauer 750/2500, "The Whale"
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Photo by Chuck LoweSquad 1: 2002 GMC Sierra 3500/Knapheide
Norway, Maine is located in the southeastern section of Oxford County. Most people pass through the region on the way to Sunday River, but it's Lake Pennesseewasse is a destination of its own. Norway has been called the "Snowshoe Capital of the World" because of local shoe manufacturing. It is currently home to a New Balance manufacturing facility. Most recent census data shows that 5077 people call this beautiful town home. Fire Rescue services are provided by a 35-member call department under the supervision of a full-time Fire Chief. They operate with three pumpers, one tower ladder, one tanker, and a squad. A new Pierce Saber has been ordered to replace thirty-year-old Engine 2. Emergency Medical Services for the town are provided by Pace Ambulance. Both agencies are dispatched by the Oxford County RCC.