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Trustees ask about AEDs after Landon Payton Act; staff says district maintains devices and logs
Summary
Trustees raised the Landon Payton Act's cardiac-response requirements on Aug. 5; staff said campuses maintain automated external defibrillators, log them through the TEA safety system and will follow up on any uncovered "blind spots."
Board members asked whether SMSD has assessed AED coverage on campus after the Landon Payton Act increased attention to school cardiac-response plans. A trustee referenced the law and asked whether all AEDs are functioning and whether any campus "blind spots" lack a device within a 90-second walk.
The superintendent's office replied that the district has purchased additional AEDs in…
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