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Atlanta Public Safety Training Center: Context

Atlanta’s Fire and Police Departments currently use insufficient and aging facilities that impede proper training. The planned Atlanta Public Safety Training Center will provide a modern, permanent home where our fire, police and E-911 teams can train and keep our residents and neighborhoods safe. __ The City of Atlanta owns more than 400 acres of land in unincorporated DeKalb County. The property has been used for multiple purposes over more than 50 years, including as the site of the original Atlanta Police Academy, a site for Explosive Ordnance Disposal, the former Atlanta Prison Farm and landfill.  ‍ The City of Atlanta is currently constructing the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center on 85 acres of the property. The Training Center will support high-quality, community-oriented training for police, fire and E-911 personnel. The Training Center will be integrated with the community, welcoming residents to its green spaces and making facilities available for community use.  The City intends to preserve the remaining more than 300 acres of property—which includes portions of Intrenchment Creek and the South River Forest Basin—as restored and improved green space for ecological protection and the public’s enjoyment. To learn more, we invite you to: Watch the other video in this series, "Atlanta Public Safety Training Center: Interview with Master Planner Bob Hughes":    • Atlanta Public Safety Training Center: Int...   Visit our website on the South River Forest and the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center: https://www.ATLTrainingCenter.com cc: ‪@atlantapolicedepartment‬ ;‪@atlantafirerescuedepartment‬ #MovingAtlantaForward #OneSafeCity