It was a great day to celebrate the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Public Safety Training Academy (PSTA) yesterday. The new training facility will replace the current PSTA which was built in 1973.
The training facility construction will include:
119,334-gross-square-foot (GSF) Academic Building
4,850-GSF Fire Residential Training Building
11,300-GSF Fire Commercial Training Building
12,000-GSF High Bay and Fire Training Support Building
15,386-GSF Apparatus Building
6,000-GSF Canine Training Building
12,000-GSF Multi-use Cityscape Structure Training area
2,075-GSF Department of Transportation Vehicle Training Support Building
2,095-GSF Fuel Facility.
Video and photos from the day below.
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Thursday, February 12, 2015
Friday, September 12, 2014
Fire Lieutenant Graduates From Montgomery County Police Training Academy
| Lt. Gettig (c) receiving certificate from Chief Lohr (r) and MCP Chief Manger (l) |
Fire Chief Lohr
is extremely proud to announce the graduation of Lieutenant (Lt) Andrew Gettig,
assigned to the Fire Investigation and Explosives section of the MCFRS, from
the Montgomery County Police Training Academy, Session 60 yesterday.
Lt. Gettig was
selected several months ago to fill a vacancy in the Fire Investigation and
Explosives section. One key requirement
to fill this role is certification as a law enforcement officer in Montgomery
County. To obtain that certification Lt.
Gettig was placed in the intensive, 27-week Police Training Academy program for all new law enforcement recruits that is designed to
challenge the recruit physically, academically, and mentally.
If that was not
enough, Lt. Gettig went a step further and distinguished himself as he was
selected by Montgomery County Police Academy Instructors to receive the
prominent Captain James E. Daly Award. The
award, created in memory of Captain
James E. Daly who was tragically killed in the line of duty in 1972, is
presented to the recruit who best exemplifies the ideals of guidance,
knowledge, courage, skill, and dedication to public service.
Lt. Gettig was
presented this award by Mrs. Fran Daly, Captain Daly's widow, in a very moving
ceremony.
Congratulations on
a job well done Andy!
| Mrs. Daly presenting Lt Gettig w/Daly Award |
| left to right AC Van Gieson, Chief Lohr, Lt Gettig DC Steckel and BC Frazier |
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