Committee approves drafting legislation to trade in aging Autopulse CPR devices
The Fire Department will replace two 2016 Autopulse CPR devices; a vendor offered $4,000 each as trade-in and the Committee authorized legislation allowing the trade-in to proceed.
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Chief Bob Lindner told the Committee the department’s two Autopulse mechanical CPR devices (purchased in 2016) had reached their 10-year life expectancy and that the Board of Controls had approved replacement purchases. A vendor offered $4,000 for each existing device as a trade-in, for a total of $8,000 to be applied to the replacement order.
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