Rappahannock supervisors back plan for public AED network, training and PulsePoint review
Supervisors discussed rolling out about 35 publicly accessible AED cabinets, pairing them with community training and evaluating PulsePoint integration with emergency dispatch; the board encouraged pursuing funding partnerships and staff follow-up.
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During the FY27 budget wrap-up discussion, a board member urged the county to fund a publicly accessible automated external defibrillator (AED) program and to integrate AED locations with PulsePoint or similar dispatch-notification software.
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