Station 81 (Leach Station) is located near Peachtree City's west village. It was built in 2000 and is the home to the department's training facility which includes a training room able to accommodate 60-80 students. The training room has state of the art training aids in the form of computer and audio-visual equipment. It is also designated as the city's emergency operations center (EOC), to be used in the event of a disaster. In addition there is a fire service library and physical fitness workout facility. Located at the rear of the complex, is a two story "burn building" which was constructed in 2001 to be used for live fire training. Adjacent to the "burn building" is a "roof simulator", constructed in 2003, which is used for aerial and ladder operations training. In addition a vehicle extrication training pad, pump testing facility, and confined space rescue simulator are located at the training facility. Additional features located at the station include a cascade air filling station, custom turnout gear laundering/decontamination center, and facility/apparatus maintenance workshop. Station 81's apparatus include an Engine, ALS Ambulance, Aerial Tower, Reserve/Training Engine, Mass Casualty Trailer, and a Mobile Communications Van.