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Bensenville declares five AEDs surplus and plans recycling disposal
Summary
Public works staff told the board five automated external defibrillators had exceeded their useful life; the board approved declaring them surplus and staff said the units will be recycled through a recycler identified by the EMA director.
The Village Board declared five automated external defibrillators (AEDs) surplus equipment June 16 and authorized disposal through a recycler identified by the emergency management (EMA) director.
Public-works staff told trustees the AEDs had exceeded their useful life and had already been replaced; staff recommended declaring them surplus and described a recycling plan with a vendor identified by the EMA director. After brief discussion and a roll-call vote the ordinance declaring the items surplus passed.
No sale proceeds, replacement costs, or timeline for recycling were stated in the meeting record; staff indicated the recycling plan was in place and recommended approval.
