Fire chiefs’ representative urges county to secure land for joint training facility
Summary
During public comment at the June 2 Salary Board meeting, Jeff Miller of the Juniata County Fire Chief’s Association asked county officials to secure land for a shared training facility for fire companies, EMA and 911, and noted the renaming of the former ACPI Building to the William Penn Industrial Park.
During the public comment portion of the Juniata County Salary Board meeting on June 2, Jeff Miller, a member of the Juniata County Fire Chief’s Association, urged county officials to identify and secure land for a joint training facility to serve local fire companies, emergency management (EMA) and 911.
Miller also told the board that the former ACPI Building has been renamed the William Penn Industrial Park. His remarks were recorded in the meeting minutes but no formal action or directive was taken at that time.
The comment was taken under public comment; the board did not schedule follow-up or issue a staff direction during the meeting minutes. The request highlights an ongoing local need among first-responder organizations for coordinated training space and facilities planning.
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