| Four-level training tower configuration offering multi-discipline fireground training capabilities. |
| Two 14′ Class A burn rooms with 2400° insulation and venting system. |
| One 20′ Class A flashover chamber with full heat shielding and air control. |
| Galvanized staircase and work deck system: |
| (2) exterior staircases |
| (2) interior staircases |
| 3rd level ladder access |
| 20′x8′ 4th level work deck with rappel anchor |
| Ventilation roof cut prop (8′x8′) with ceiling punch-through and quick reset. |
| Changeable maze wall system (16′x16′) with pivoting wall segments. |
| (2) 4′x8′ galvanized balconies with railings. |
| Alpha forcible entry doors (2) with modular flex, crush-gap, and hinge-pull options. |
| Entry door and window package: |
| (8) fire-rated doors |
| (8) lockable windows |
| Hose pass-through panels and real hardware |
| Swing wall panels (2) with double hinge for fast configuration changes. |
| FDC standpipe system with high-rise access and emergency sprinkler feed to burn areas. |
| Bluetooth thermal monitoring system for dual-fire ops. |
| (2) roof hatches (30″x30″ steel) for rappel scenarios. |
| (4) integrated floor drains in burn areas. |
| Modular bolt-in construction across all features for long-term durability. |
You may have heard about the Clear the Shelter holiday campaign through Crawford County Now or on the radio.
Thanks to strong community support, animals across Crawford County are already finding care and homes—and donations are still welcome!
To help increase impact this season, Forge Fire & Company will match donations made through this campaign.