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Clay County EMS reports fewer runs than last year; plans Heart Saver class and AED training for small towns

Clay County Board of Commissioners · February 23, 2026
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EMS Director Alec Trembath reported 147 runs year-to-date compared with 163 in 2025, said a Heart Saver Class will be held this weekend, and that training will accompany deployment of new AED units to small towns.

Alec Trembath, Clay County EMS Director, reported the department is on run number 147 year-to-date compared with 163 during the same period in 2025. The department plans a Heart Saver Class this weekend to train community members.

Trembath said when new automated external defibrillator (AED) units are received and placed in the county's small towns, EMS staff will provide training to local citizens on how to use the units. The Board received the report during its Feb. 23 regular meeting and took no formal action other than to accept the update.