The forty acre training facility is planned as the future home of the Dallas Fire-Rescue Department. Currently, it is the location of the Training Academy, the Training Administration Building, the Clothing/Supply warehouse, and the Maintenance Repair Shop.

The Training Academy was completed in 1987 and contains 17,000 square feet of classrooms, apparatus room, and offices. In addition, there is a driving course, a flashover chamber, a railroad tank car, a 7 story commercial simulator, a 3 story open drill tower, and residence simulator.

The Training Administration building was completed in 1993 and contains 20,000 square feet. This building houses the administrative offices, Personnel Division, Internal Affairs Division, Video Production Facility, In-service Training Offices, a Physical Fitness facility, and a 94 seat auditorium.

The Training Center was renamed the Dodd J. Miller Training Center in 2000 as a tribute to retired Chief Miller.  Chief Miller's administration was responsible for the planning and development of the Training Center complex..

The Maintenance Shop was completed in 1987 and has 20,000 square feet, including 12 service bays used to repair both heavy equipment and light equipment. In addition to the Administrative offices, there is a Vehicle parts distribution Center and a covered apparatus parking area.

The Clothing and Supply Building was completed in 1991 and contains 20,000 square feet. It is the warehouse for station ware, protective clothing, EMS supplies, and station supplies.

This is also the home of the Dallas Fire Fighter Monument, listing the names of all firefighters who have died in the line of duty.