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Plans unveiled for large Fire Service Training and Development Centre in Tullamore
Plans have been unveiled for a large Fire Service Training and Development Centre in Tullamore.
Offaly County Council intends to develop a new fully equipped Fire Service Training & Development Centre alongside the existing fire station in the town.
The development will include the following.
- A two-story Fire Service Training & Development Centre building (680m2) including; Unisex Changing Facilities, PPE Storage Room, PPE Drying Room, Briefing Room, Toilets and Showers, Breathing Apparatus and Compressor Room, Office, Lecture Room, Instructors Office, Syndicate Rooms and Canteen
- A training tower, vehicle storage unit and goods store (300m2), vehicle maintenance workshop (140m2) and underground confined space training facility
- A new boundary wall and access gate
- A vehicle barrier and removal on 3m of hedging
- Provision of 19 New Car Parking spaces and all associated site works.
Full details of the plans can be viewed cy CLICKING HERE
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