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Sampson Community College outlines public safety training campus, asks city to weigh water tap and partnership support
Summary
Sampson Community College presented plans for a 42.39‑acre public safety campus with a live‑fire facility, drafting pond and ag/technical rescue area and asked the city to consider support for water tap installation (estimated $62,000) and operational coordination for high water use during training.
Sampson Community College told the Clinton City Council on April 1 that it plans to develop a public safety training campus at its 42.39‑acre annex in the industrial park to host firefighter, EMS and law‑enforcement training and to expand existing truck‑driving and heavy‑equipment programs.
The college representative said the project includes a live‑fire training facility, a drafting pond for water‑rescue practice, an agricultural and technical rescue area and a fire‑tower training structure intended to meet certification and ISO requirements. “This property out there allows us to give these folks that we’re training… the space that they adequately…
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