Tulsa Fire Safety Training Center

== Training Center Profile ==
The Tulsa Fire Safety Training Center (TFSTC) is a joint project between the City of Tulsa, the Tulsa Fire Department, and the Tulsa Community College. The 40-acre site officially opened on July 10, 2015 and features a six-story drill tower, an outdoor classroom area, a five-bay training fire station (FS101), a special operations building that stores equipment for search and rescue (the Tulsa portion of Oklahoma Task Force 1 (OK-TF1) Urban Search & Rescue (USAR) and hazardous materials incidents (Oklahoma Region 7 HazMat resources), advanced fire behavior burn structures or flashover chambers and a retention pond that collects water used during training exercises. Unlike the old training center, the new training center has a drill tower that allows firefighters to move doors, walls, and collapse floors to create live-fire training scenarios. The TFSTC is expected to serve as a regional training hub with the ability to attract regional fire departments and fire brigades for training. In addition, the facility is also designed to serve local companies and business as it relates to fire safety, petroleum and aviation in the future.
Station 101 was designed and is stocked to resemble a true working fire station. 
== Apparatus Roster ==
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
=== Training Field - 2819 North New Haven Avenue ===
==== Special Operations Facility ====
==== Fire Station 101 ====
: Engine 101 -
: Engine 102 -
: Ladder 101 -
== Retired Apparatus ==
:(2000208) - 2000 E-One Cyclone 6x4 aerial (119' Bronto platform) (SO#121636) (Sold at auction May 2018)
:1999 International S2674 / E-One pumper (1500/?) (SO#19136) (Ex-Engine 102) (Sold at auction Jun, 2020)
== Station Map ==
Category:Tulsa County
Category:Training institutions for firefighting (Oklahoma)
Category:Former operators of E-One apparatus