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Police & Fire Department Training Center Planning
If you are PLANNING a new Police or Fire Training Center.
If you are PARTNERING to build a new Regional Public Safety Training Center.
If you are RENOVATING an existing Police or Fire Training Center.
If you do not have LAND for a Police or Fire Training Center.
If you do not have MONEY for a Police or Fire Training Center.
If any of the above is true, read on.....
If you are planning a new training center, most likely it's your first time. And in most cases it will be your last time. A Public Safety Training Center, for police and fire departments is a once-in-a-career project. If
you are an Administrative or Facilities Chief, you may have experience with planning, locating or funding a new station or stations; but a new training center, it's most likely your first time and last time.
If you have experience, for example, with new or multiple station projects you most likely have learned a great deal from the first to the second to the third and so on. A training center project is very different. Sure, there are likely to be a few similar aspects such as land issues, design issues and community involvement; but after these traditional construction project hurdles, undertaking a training center will bring many different and unique issues. Here are some examples:
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Citizens Submit Their Questions
The questions below
were asked (submitted) by non public safety professionals. We found some of the questions to be interesting, funny, and some insightful. Click on the answer to read responses or add your own.
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Do firefighter gear protect them from explosion, high heat and black smoke?
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What was the weirdest 911 call ever received?
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What do police do when drivers are stopped by police, but refuse to cooperate, and try to drive away forcibly?
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Why is it common to see an obese policeman but I've never seen an obese fireman?
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ResponderGateway.net has been designed to make it easy to find exactly what's going on in the world of the emergency responder. One place. One stop. One source. This site is a great resource for anyone who wants to stay up to date about various subjects within the first responder industry and doesn't have time to waste. |
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| TRAINING NEWS |
On the job: When it comes to firefighting, Tribune reporter vows to call the pros
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Colorado Springs Police Department ineligible for funds following training hiccup
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Officer dies during training exercise; first line of duty death for Hilliard PD
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FSTI has provided training to the volunteer public safety community since 2006. It has been our mission to provide high quality training to firefighters while at the same time promoting community safety.
Fire Services Training Institute (FSTI) is a non-profit public benefit corporation with both state and federal tax exempt status.
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