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Grant will help protects SHAES responders from harmful gases
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Grant will help protects SHAES responders from harmful gases
A grant from Michigan Gas Utilities will enable South Haven Area Emergency Services to protect its first responders from carbon monoxide when they’re out on calls. SHAES Director Brandon Hinz tells us the $2,000 grant through the company’s Rewarding Responders Grant Program will pay for eight small carbon monoxide detectors that attach to the response bags carried by paramedics. “We respond to quite a few carbon monoxide alarm activations on an…
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