Proposed regional public safety training center
Huber Heights
Summary
A grant application revealed the city seeks $1.5 million toward a $7.6 million regional police/fire/EMS training center. Resident James Jaglowitz argued the existing Calamityville facility in Fairborn makes this duplicative; the mayor said council hasn't discussed it and it's only a grant wish-list item. The fire division notes it needs local burn tower and driving pad access to keep apparatus in service.
At a glance
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Last discussed Feb 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
$7.6 million total, with $1.5 million requested in grant funding and the rest undetermined.
Police, fire and EMS trainees and ultimately residents through better-trained responders.
Taxpayers could bear cost overruns if the project advances without dedicated revenue.
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