It is part "youth camp" (like a state-level low-security juvenile hall / prison) for young offenders who have agreed to perform fire suppression services (and learn firefighting skills) while serving their time.  So it is a fire station, but a state fire station, and is also an amenity=prison (I think the other buildings are "dormitories" like "cells") at the same time.

I've seen the inmates / firefighters in and on fire trucks out of this facility, so there is both "staff" (firefighting trainers  / "guards" and prisoner-firefighting trainees) and "equipment" (fire trucks with pumps and hoses...).