North Charleston Fire Department marked a milestone Monday by breaking ground on a $3 million shipboard firefighting training facility. The project, described by officials as the first of its kind in the region, will give crews realistic practice in fighting fires on vessels and at maritime facilities, strengthening readiness where port activity meets public safety. City leaders and firefighters convened for the ceremony to emphasize the investment in safety and infrastructure. When complete, the facility is expected to provide hands-on drills, improve response times, and reduce risk for mariners, port workers, and nearby communities. Supporters say the project will also boost local jobs during construction and create a lasting training capacity for a maritime-heavy region. The region’s maritime sector stands to benefit from enhanced safety training and workforce development. For More Information https://abcnews4.com/news/local/gallery/north-charleston-breaks-ground-on-3m-shipboard-firefighting-training-facility-fire-safety-build-infrastructure-investment-money
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