Cascade Aquatic Center reports grant-funded AED purchases, asks about leftover funds
The Cascade Aquatic Center reported that a $4,500 community impact grant funded two AED machines and that the facility is budgeting for future maintenance; the board said unspent funds earmarked specifically for AEDs should be returned.
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Jay Holmes (speaker 10), the Cascade Aquatic Center's community-impact grantee, told commissioners the center used the grant to purchase two AED machines (one near the pool and one near the gym for after-hours access) and repurposed an older AED for upstairs fitness classes. Holmes said the county "gave us the amount that we asked for, which was, approximately $4,500 for 2 AED machines," and noted a vendor discount meant the center came in under budget.
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