The Community Safety Simulation Center is a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to enhancing emergency preparedness and crisis response training for schools, faith-based organizations, health care providers and community members.

Railroad crossing with railcars to enhance a response to a railcar derailment, hazmat spill and much more.

The trench rescue prop simulates conditions that may exist when construction of water and sewer lines is taking place. Students are given the opportunity to develop trench rescue shoring skills in a controlled environment.

A real world building collapse prop to train emergency responders in search and rescue, recovery, and incident investigations.

Roadway used for emergency responses and traffic incident management training.

Realistic campsite area to teach law enforcement approach to campsite criminal incidents, firefighters' response to campfire situations and EMS response to medical and traumatic injuries encountered at a campsite.

Area used for air medical landing zone preparation and patient loading evolutions.

Fire splash tower used for firefighter ladder evolutions and tactical rope use during tactical courses.

Location to perform vehicle extrication training and downed power line response.

Five different gas props to aid firefighter classes in fire response training. Including a vehicle fire, dumpster fire, gas grill fire, LP tank fire, and fire extinguisher training.

Certified four story burn tower capable of live fire training for firefighter training, patient extrication for EMS, building clearing for law enforcement, and rope repelling/rescue for all hazards.

Urban Street training businesses and houses that include props and furniture to simulate real-life scenarios.

Three acre skid pad used for EVOC courses in defensive driving operations.

State of the art incident control tower and tactical operations facility, including camera, sound, and lighting controls throughout the facility. Briefing room for instruction including a SMART board to playback scenarios and evolutions.

The leak detection field is used to train public service utility employees in the detection of gas leaks.

DOT regulated traffic control lights with instructor controls of the light rotations.

Eleven lane shooting range, that accommodates both rifle and handgun. In addition the facility has a classroom, and weapon cleaning room.

Main classroom facility includes two state-of-the-art classrooms (one with video broadcasting capability), a student break room and a three-stall apparatus bay that houses emergency response vehicles.