Board approves Lifepak monitors and replacement fire gear for county emergency services
The board authorized purchase of seven Lifepak 35 cardiac monitors and approved procuring up to 50 sets of structural firefighting gear; staff outlined lifecycle and service‑agreement costs and said funding comes from program/grant accounts rather than general fund.
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Prince George County’s Board of Supervisors approved two separate public‑safety procurements on July 28. The board authorized the purchase of seven Lifepak 35 cardiac monitors—selected after trials and compared with an alternative Zoll model—and the award of a contract for up to 50 sets of structural firefighting gear that meet NFPA replacement timing (10 years after manufacture). EMS staff explained the ProCare service plan covering parts, labor and battery replacement, and displayed a multiyear cost projection for upkeep.
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