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Transforming Lives Through Training, Support, and Recovery

Opening in late 2025 and 2026, respectively, the York County First Responder Training Facility (Training Facility) and the York County Substance Use Treatment and Recovery Center (Recovery Center) will occupy more than 100 acres of land in Alfred, ME.

Each building is designed as a direct response to critical needs in our communities: Easy access to a full continuum of care for those suffering from substance use disorder and access to quality training and professional growth opportunities for first responders and public safety workers.

York County First Responder Training Center

The Training Center, opening in late 2025, will provide state-of-the-art facilities designed for comprehensive training of first responders and public safety workers.

Serving as a regional training hub, the center will emphasize preparedness, skill enhancement, and excellence in public safety and emergency response.

Additionally, it will house an Emergency Logistics Operations Center, playing a crucial role in disaster response coordination.

York County Substance Use Treatment and Recovery Center

The Recovery Center, opening in 2026, will provide 24/7 comprehensive, compassionate, and individualized care for adults (18+) in York County.

Focused on trauma-informed care, the center will promote holistic healing through tailored treatment plans and ongoing aftercare support for lasting recovery.

The facility will offer a safe and supportive environment for individuals seeking recovery from substance use disorders.

First County Food Pantry

Located at 5 Swett’s Bridge Road in Alfred, the First County Food Pantry is operated by York County Government in partnership with the First County Foundation. The pantry provides access to nutritious food for residents across York County and is open to the public every Tuesday and Friday from noon to 3 p.m.

As a community resource, the pantry offers a market-style experience, allowing individuals and families to select the food items that best meet their needs. The pantry is supported by local farms, area supermarkets, and regional food assistance programs, ensuring a consistent supply of fresh and shelf-stable foods.

Our Mission

FCF’s mission is to support and strengthen safe and healthy communities by resourcing transformational solutions to the emergent needs of York County.

Our Vision

FCF aims to be renowned throughout New England as a leader in supporting sustainable models that ensure health, well-being, and safety.

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By supporting FCF, you will help provide low-barrier access to a full continuum of care for individuals struggling with substance use disorder while ensuring our first responders and public safety workers receive the quality training they need to protect and serve us all.

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