Public Safety Training Facilities

Connecticut Regional Fire Schools

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Over 20 years ago, the State of Connecticut identified a need for eight regional fire schools around the state to deliver training to career and volunteer departments. Four locations had existing training facilities that were 30 to 50+ years old, some built by volunteer firefighters on weekends. The initial statewide master planning study was a success, and the state legislature funded five of the projects over the next 15 years. The completed fire schools include administration/classroom buildings, Class A burn buildings, training towers, drafting pits, and various storage and support buildings.

EL&M Services

Programming | Master planning for eight regional fire schools | Designed burn buildings, training towers, and drafting pits at four of the five constructed fire schools | Consulting services for burn building repairs at the fifth constructed fire school

LOCATION

New Haven, Fairfield, Litchfield County, Willimantic, Hartford County, Beacon Falls, Waterbury, and Wolcott

8

Regional fire schools master planned

5

Fire schools funded & constructed

20+ Years

Statewide program span

4

Schools where EL&M designed structures

Fire Training Structures

Class A burn buildings at four constructed fire schools

 

Training towers at three constructed fire schools

 

Drafting pits at two constructed fire schools

 

Consulting services for burn building repairs at the fifth fire school