The city celebrated the opening of Frisco Fire Station No. 9 and the Public Safety Training Center, which will offer training opportunities for fire and police departments in Frisco and surrounding cities. During a Sept. 20 grand opening ceremony, the street where the fire station and training center are located was dedicated to Donnie Mayfield, a former Frisco fire chief and council member. The Public Safety Training Center includes residential and commercial components for firefighters and police officers to practice responding to emergencies in different types of buildings. The center also has a driving pad and a four-story burn tower. Below are photos of the grand opening event. Frisco Fire Station No. 9 is located at 15151 Donnie Mayfield Way.[/caption] Donnie Mayfield's family is presented with the street sign dedicated to him. Mayfield was a former Frisco fire chief and council member.[/caption] A prop vehicle is set on fire during a demonstration at the grand opening of Frisco's Public Safety Training Center.[/caption] Firefighters demonstrate a rescue of a person from an underground confined space at Frisco's Public Safety Training Center.[/caption] A firefighter practices rappelling down the four-story tower at Frisco's Public Safety Training Center.[/caption] A firefighter rappels down the four-story tower at Frisco's Public Safety Training Center.[/caption] A vehicle extraction pad allows first responders to practice vehicle rescues.[/caption] Visitors tour the new Public Safety Training Center in Frisco.[/caption]