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After College Athlete's Death, Kemp Signed Law to Help 911 Callers Find AEDs

The law requires AED owners to notify 911 of device locations and trains operators to guide callers through CPR and AED use.

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A grieving father's advocacy has culminated in a new Georgia law requiring all automated external defibrillators (AEDs) to be registered with 911, a measure inspired by the tragic death of his son, Mason Sells.

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After college athlete's death, Kemp signed law to help 911 callers find AEDs

A grieving father's advocacy has culminated in a new Georgia law requiring all automated external defibrillators (AEDs) to be registered with 911, a measure inspired by the tragic death of his son, Mason Sells.

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After college athlete’s death, Kemp signed law to help 911 callers find AEDs

ATLANTA — Scott Sells traveled to Macon last week to watch his son’s friends graduate from Mercer University.

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Griffin Daily News broke the news on Tuesday, May 26, 2026.
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