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| (2) Bravo Forcible Entry Doors with (1) inset porch surround for multi-lock, rebar/hinge cutting, drop bar, and panic bar training evolutions. |
| (1) Open-concept commercial first level designed for flexible multi-room fire and search scenarios. |
| (3) Class A burn rooms located on the first, second, and fourth levels with 2400° insulation, steel linings, and air control vents. |
| (1) Four-level interior return staircase with PE-engineered railings and vertical access between floors. |
| (1) Five-level exterior return staircase providing full building and roof access for aerial and ground ladder operations. |
| (2) Balconies located on the third level for VES and rescue evolutions. |
| (2) Balconies located on the fourth level for high-angle rescue and victim removal training. |
| (1) Third level APEX Roof Vent Prop positioned over the second level burn area for live fire vertical ventilation drills. |
| (1) Set of mixed-height slide windows for size-up reading, VES, and clearance operations. |
| (1) 8′x16′ instructor deck on the third level for controlled oversight of live fire evolutions. |
| (1) 16′x20′ roof rappelling deck with (2) NFPA-rated bailout anchors for high-angle and rope operations. |
| (1) FDC and high-rise connection system installed on all levels for engine company hookup and flow training. |
| (1) Common hallway hotel layout on the second level for search and hose advancement drills. |
| (1) Apartment layout spanning the third and fourth levels for realistic multi-unit entry and fire attack evolutions. |
| (3) Confined space drop-in hatches located on levels 2, 3, and 4 for vertical rescue and limited access scenarios. |
| (1) Window-to-door cutdown prop with integrated floor cut-through prop on the third level for subgrade rescue and Denver drill 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.