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Town of Rotterdam Training Center

The training in Rotterdam NY was built in 1970 , and mostly has not changed other than additions to the Training Center, back in the 90's live fire was banned in the training tower , so the Chiefs…Continue

Started by Mike France Apr 15, 2011.

Flashover Training

Back in 1996 we purchased a Swede Flashover Training Simulator and the Instructors came up to Rotterdam to our Training center and the association spent 3 days getting the Fire Depts and their…Continue

Started by Mike France Apr 4, 2011.

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Comment by Dave Wiklanski on September 26, 2011 at 11:26am: Thanks Bill. I appreciate the insight. I will check out the link.

Comment by Dave Wiklanski on September 25, 2011 at 8:33pm: New to the group, looking for some insight as I am responsible for developing a redevelopment plan for our township fire school. With all of the props out there, what's worthwhile to build/buy and what have you tried that doesn't quite work?

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