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Highland Heritage Regional Park Adds 4 Public AEDs
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Highland Heritage Regional Park Adds 4 Public AEDs
Four automated external defibrillators are now available to anyone who needs them at Highland Heritage Regional Park, tucked into outdoor stations near the ballfields, the picnic shelter and the amphitheater. Douglas County announced the devices this week, and they're accessible 24 hours a day, no medical training required. The AEDs were donated by the Ed Walsh Memorial Foundation, according to the Denver Gazette. The devices are housed in outdo…
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