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Rigby council approves donated climate‑controlled AED enclosure for South Park

Rigby City Council · March 5, 2026
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Summary

The Rigby City Council unanimously approved placement of a donated climate‑controlled AED enclosure at Rigby South Park after a presentation by the Bailey family and partner nonprofits; the city will execute an MOU, handle pad replacement every four years and assign monthly checks to the Police Department.

The Rigby City Council on March 5 unanimously approved the placement of a donated, climate‑controlled outdoor automated external defibrillator (AED) enclosure at Rigby South Park.

The proposal, presented by members of the Bailey family alongside representatives of the Aliver Foundation and Addie’s Mission, described a bright yellow, all‑weather enclosure designed to resist vandalism and extreme temperatures. Presenters told the council the park and surrounding fields currently lack AED coverage and emphasized efforts to expand CPR training and certification among local coaches.

City staff discussed placement logistics, recommending a shift to the park’s south side for more central access. The council was told the City would replace the concrete pad every four years; the Police Department will perform monthly checks. Presenters clarified that the device only administers a shock when it detects a shockable heart rhythm and that 911 dispatch will provide callers with the enclosure’s access code and location through CAD notes.

Councilwoman Melanie Allen moved to approve placement of the unit and an MOU with the Aliver Foundation; Councilman Alex Espinosa seconded. A roll‑call vote recorded Yes from Councilmembers Kevin Bradshaw, Tonya Hillman, Timothy Howe, Alex Espinosa, Reed Stone and Melanie Allen.

The council’s action authorizes the city to execute an MOU with the donating organizations and proceed with shipment and installation of the unit. No schedule for installation or budget line items were specified in the transcript.