Public Safety Training Facility

Public Safety Training Facility

The Public Safety Training Facility (PSTF) is a regional emergency training complex in Rochester, NY, serving police, fire, and emergency medical personnel.

Through immersive training environments, hands-on learning opportunities, and strong industry partnerships, PSTF helps prepare the next generation of public safety professionals while supporting the ongoing development of those already in the field.

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Location:
1190 Scottsville Road
 
Rochester, NY 14624  

 

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About the PSTF

The Public Safety Training Facility (PSTF) offers hands-on training, modern equipment, and experienced instructors across emergency medical services, fire and rescue, law enforcement, and public safety communications.

Features

The PSTF provides regional emergency training for police, fire, and emergency medical personnel, including: 

  • Burn building and fire simulation structures 
  • Hazmat labs and sprinkler system trainers 
  • Firearm and weapon ranges 
  • Emergency medical and diagnostic training equipment 
  • Instruction by experienced first responders 

Programs at the PSTF

Our credit and non-credit programs, workshops, and courses provide rigorous training for those recently hired or currently employed by departments and agencies, as well as civilians who wish to pursue a career in these fields.
  • Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
  • Fire & Rescue 
  • Law Enforcement 

PSTF at a Glance

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Hands-on training for fire, EMS, hazmat, and law enforcement in realistic, real-world environments on our 17-acre campus.
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Multi-Discipline Training Environments

The PSTF provides training environments for fire, EMS, hazmat, and law enforcement.
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Real-World Scenarios

Real-world scenarios are taught by experienced firefighters, EMTs, and law enforcement.