Reservations
Call (512) 223-1682 or email gbanda@austincc.edu to reserve the facility.

Hours of operation
The PSTC standard operating hours are Monday through Friday, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The facility may be reserved outside of these hours by prior arrangement.

Cost

Standard rates are for an eight hour block of time during hours of operation.  Additional fees may apply. Special rates can be negotiated for government entities, long-term contracts, or shorter time blocks (pending availability). Payments can be made by purchase order or P-card. Cancellations require a seven-day notice.

Reservation rates start at $200. For more information please submit your request below:

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Designed  to meet the needs of working criminal justice professionals, the firing range incorporates the latest advancements in computerize targeting.

Features:

• 50-yard range with 12 dual target
• Configurable with double turning targets or running target system
• Programmable target control
• Customized lighting controls
• Handgun, rifle and shot gun capable
• Standard law enforcement calibers accepted (maximum .308 for rifles)
• Eco-friendly Total Containment Trap™ collects lead fragments and dust

The force on force training room is a customizable 7000 square-foot space for scenario-based tactical training using non-live fire. The room accommodates up to 30 participants at a time, and can be used with Airsoft, Simunitions, or UTM systems. Users may bring their own approved weaponry, or arrange to use ACC’s weapon system.

Features:

• Modular design for reconfiguration to simulate various environments, from residential to office to school
• Enclosed training staircase
• Observation catwalks
• Control room for light and sound adjustments
• Audio/video recording and video debriefing area for immediate feedback

With a half-mile track covering 19 acres of land, the Emergency Vehicles Operations Course can accommodate skills training in vehicle operation, vehicular extrication and mass casualty response. The course area can accommodate helicopter landings.

Features:

• Driving course is rated for 60 mph
• Half-mile loop
• Track includes banked curves, S-curves, skid pad, simulated RR crossing, and urban grid area
• 300’x300’ skills pad
• Covered area for weather protection and personnel breaks

The defensive tactics room is a standard physical training gym with floor mats and wall pads suitable for practicing hand to hand combat and other defensive techniques. The room accommodates groups up to 30. Access is via the same controlled area used by the force on force room, with secure storage of firearms provided.

The Emergency Medical Technician classroom is designed to accommodate the special needs of EMT and paramedic training. Mobile desks make it easy to quickly switch between lecture and lab instruction, and power outlets throughout the room accommodate simultaneous use of multiple mannequins and patient simulators. The room can seat up to 30 students, and is available as a general purpose training room when not being used for EMT instruction.

Two tiered training rooms, seating 50 people each, offer space for lectures and classroom instruction. The rooms are equipped with projectors, high definition video screens and high speed internet access. One of the training rooms also serves as an Emergency Management Training Center, for conducting tabletop emergency management exercises.

This state of the art  facility was designed to achieve a minimum LEED Silver rating in order to ensure energy efficiency and occupants’ well-being, following US Green Building Council sustainability standards. In addition to using recycled and regional materials in the construction process to minimize environmental impacts of new construction, the entire facility incorporates innovative green building and infrastructure features and native landscaping, minimizing water consumption and electrical usage while supporting the local economy and protecting migratory flora and fauna.

Features:

• Natural daylighting maximized with strategically placed windows and skylights
• 100% LED lighting fixtures throughout the property
• Electrical sub-metering and building energy dashboard to conserve and monitor energy usage
• Water-saving plumbing fixtures and green water fountains
• Electric vehicle charging stations, bike racks, and carpool programs to encourage alternative transportation
• Single stream recycling
• Recycling of lead bullets from firing range
• Drought-tolerant and native landscaping irrigated by captured rainwater and reclaimed HVAC condensate
• Shaded areas to reduce heat island effect
• Light pollution reduction to protect local wildlife