Emergency Services Training Centre

==History==
The Emergency Services Training Centre (ESTC) was a fire and rescue training facility located at 40193 Blyth Road in Blyth, Ontario. Firefighters with the Blyth and District Fire Department determined that there was a need for a training facility in Huron County and began work in 2003. Through donations of land, equipment and building materials, coupled with volunteer labour, the Centre opened in 2004. The facility continued to expand, with the addition of an advanced propane fire training ground in 2005 and the construction of a new technology building in 2011.
The Township of North Huron, which owned the centre, closed the centre and sold the land in 2018https://blackburnnews.com/midwestern-ontario/2018/07/24/north-huron-pulls-plug-estc-plans-new-public-works-yard-blyth-east-wawanosh/.
==Apparatus==
All pump/tank measurements are in Imperial gallons.
*1995 Volvo FE42 / Fort Garry pumper (1050/700) (SN#M5470) (Ex-Gravenhurst Fire Department) (Sold September 22, 2020 $4250.00 Ritchie Brothers Auction)
*1989 Chevrolet C70 / Grumman pumper (840/600) (SN#18246-FC) (Ex-Kincardine Fire Department, ex-Tiverton Fire Department, ex-Bruce Nuclear Generating Station Fire Department) (For sale September 2022 Kijiji Brampton ONT) (For sale October 18, 2023, GovDeals)
*1980 Ford C-904 / King pumper (840/500) (SN#800014) (Ex-Huron East Fire Department)
*1978 Ford F-800 / King pumper (840/500) (SN#77051) (Ex-South Huron Fire Department)
== References ==
Category:Defunct training institutions for firefighting (Ontario)
Category:Former operators of Fort Garry apparatus
Category:Former operators of Grumman apparatus
Category:Former operators of King-Seagrave apparatus