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Gresham Fire: A tower legacy makes way for state-of-the-art training

Starting fall 2025, Gresham Fire is launching construction of a new state-of-the-art training tower at the Fire Training Center — owned by Multnomah County Fire District 10 and operated by Gresham — replacing the 1960s-era tower that was demolished in September. The new $1 million, four-floor tower is funded by a State of Oregon grant and American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) dollars approved by Gresham City Council, at no additional cost to Gresham taxpayers. The new structure will provide approximately 2,600 square feet of interior space, two burn rooms, fire props, and rappelling anchors for rope-rescue training.