Mid Valley Regional Fire Training Center
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9594 E American Avenue
Del Rey, CA
93616
General information
The Mid Valley Regional Fire Training Center opened in August of 2016, sits on approximately 12 acres south west of the City of Sanger. The land is owned and operated by the Fresno County Fire Protection District. The on-site facilities and training props include:
Administration Building – 1,440 square feet
Classroom 1 – 1,440 square feet, seating for 45 students
Classroom 2 – 960 square feet, seating for 35 students
Bathroom Building – 224 square feet, male and female
Burn Tower – 4 stories
Pump House – 1000 GPM support 5 internal hydrants
Attic Fire Propane Prop
Couch Propane Prop
Flashover Gas Prop
CSFM certified Confined Space Prop
Several vertical ventilation props, ground & tower mounted
Vehicle Extrication
Firefighter Survival Maze
High Angle Rescue capabilities
Driver Course
The facility sponsors courses in Incident Command System and specialized training in accordance with CAL FIRE, National Wildfire Coordinating Group (NWCG) and California State Fire Training curriculum throughout the calendar year.
Administration Building – 1,440 square feet
Classroom 1 – 1,440 square feet, seating for 45 students
Classroom 2 – 960 square feet, seating for 35 students
Bathroom Building – 224 square feet, male and female
Burn Tower – 4 stories
Pump House – 1000 GPM support 5 internal hydrants
Attic Fire Propane Prop
Couch Propane Prop
Flashover Gas Prop
CSFM certified Confined Space Prop
Several vertical ventilation props, ground & tower mounted
Vehicle Extrication
Firefighter Survival Maze
High Angle Rescue capabilities
Driver Course
The facility sponsors courses in Incident Command System and specialized training in accordance with CAL FIRE, National Wildfire Coordinating Group (NWCG) and California State Fire Training curriculum throughout the calendar year.
