| (1) Bravo Forcible Entry Door featuring multi-lock, rebar/hinge cutting, drop bar, and panic bar training functions. |
| (1) APEX Roof Vent Prop with integrated kneewall fire extension cut prop for advanced vertical ventilation and fire spread scenarios. |
| (1) Class A garage burn area with steel lining, 2400° insulation, and controlled airflow for realistic interior fire behavior. |
| (2) Offset balconies located on the second level for upper-floor search, rescue, and ladder operations. |
| (1) Overhead hallway burn area designed to simulate fire extension and ceiling breach conditions. |
| (1) Hidden pivot wall system allowing directional changes and reconfigurable layouts for variable search scenarios. |
| (1) High-set basement window for below-grade access and victim removal evolutions. |
| (2) Class A burn rooms with steel linings, 2400° insulation, and air control vents for consistent heat and smoke management. |
| (1) Set of heavy-gauge slide windows with closures for VES and clearance training. |
| Fire-rated doors with lockable inward/outward swing for realistic entry operations. |
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.
