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Middletown fire chief outlines modular training building made from shipping containers
Summary
Chief Albert described a planned training facility of engineered shipping containers—"about 7 or 8" stacked together—intended for live-fire, rope and repel training; he said design specs will be shared with council and zoning review is next.
Chief Albert described the department's planned training building as a modular configuration made from engineered shipping containers that will support live-fire and rope/rescue training. "It's about 7 or 8 of them, and they're all stacked together," he said, explaining there will be doorways, windows and sections that can be clean walkthrough areas as well as areas intended for controlled fire training.
Albert said he will send the design specifications to council members and that zoning approval is required before the project advances. He suggested a later ribbon-cutting and public introduction once the facility is built and access is finalized.
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