Training Center
This center has been established to account for the revenues and expenditures associated with a revamped external training operation. While we no longer intend to operate an enterprise fund operation geared toward training any outside customer, we nonetheless intend to provide training in certain areas to key District businesses in areas such as hazardous materials or emergency response teams. We intend to operate the CPR program from this operating area, as we are committed to continuing to train our citizens on CPR and to continue their re-certification. We view this not only as a service to our businesses and citizens, but a valuable addition to life safety of our citizens within our District to intervene in the minutes and seconds before we arrive on scene.

The Training Division manages continuing education for all suppression and medical personnel at Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue. It delivers emergency medical training, including all emergency medical technician (EMT) Basic and Paramedic re-certification, and Advanced Life Support (ALS) training. The Training division provides the classes for emergency personnel required by local, state, and federal regulations. It also develops and coordinates instruction on new organizational procedures. This division is most closely aligned with our key strategic goal of "Maximize the Human Resource Potential and Effectiveness." We believe a highly skilled and trained workforce equipped with reliable and effective response tools will contribute to reducing incident severity.

Training Center - Grounds
15.65 Acres, Propane Burn Props, Confined Space Area,
Trench Rescue, High Angle Rescue, HazMat Response

Training Center - Administration Building
1st Floor:  7,148 Sq. Ft., 2nd Floor: 6,764 Sq. Ft. 5 Classrooms, 
2,346 Sq. Ft. Auditorium
Year Built:1992, Construction Cost: $804,176

Total Construction $1,524,188
(Includes Props and Support Buildings)