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AED Donations and Awards

About the AED Program

Studies have shown that successful resuscitation of the cardiac arrest patient is dependent upon citizen response prior to 911 Responders arrival. Actions to be taken by the public, in cases of cardiac arrest, should include: 911 notification, CPR, and Defibrillation (AED).

 

Based on this recent data, it is an objective of the Mile-High RETAC SMART/CPR Program to assist organizations with the deployment of public access AEDs. Through private donations and funds from the Mile-High RETAC annual Golf Tournament, AEDs are purchased and made available through a grant request process (see documents). The focus of these grant awards is to place AEDs in locations that will impact the greatest number of citizens. Grant priorities include:

  • Locations of Public Gathering (Town Halls, Community Centers, Churches, etc.)

  • Educational facilities

  • Emergency Service Responders

 

All awards are based upon potential for citizen impact; organizational financial need; and organizational ability to maintain an AED Program.

AED Donations

2020
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Roxborough Park
December 17, 2020
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Rocky Mountain Rollergirls
February 8, 2020
2019
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Christ's Episcopal Church
August 7, 2019
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Holy Cross Church
July 15, 2019
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David Garcia
May 30, 2019
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Consulate of Mexico
May 23, 2019
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Big Sandy School
January 8, 2019
2012-2018
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Mountain View Fellowship Church in Strasburg
July 31, 2018
Castlewood Canyon State Park June 5, 2017
Redeemer Temple 
May 31, 2017
Big Sandy School in
Simla August 12, 2016
Shadow Ridge Middle School April 18, 2012
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Frassati Catholic Academy
May 8, 2018
West Douglas County Fire Protection
June 5, 2017
Journey of Faith
May 31, 2017
City of Thornton 
March 2016
Byers School District
December 4, 2017
ACE on the FAX
June 1, 2017
Mile High Karate
May 31, 2017
City of Bennett
May 28, 2015

2018 Adams 12 Five Star Schools

 

Award given to Adams 12 Five Star School Board for their work on providing CPR training in their schools over the past 10 years. David Baldwin also received an award for his guidance and efforts in getting the program started in Adams County.

Adams 12 Five Star Schools

 

After partnering with the Mile High RETAC to pilot the SMART Program in 2007, Adams 12 Five Star Schools has now made the dedication to have AEDs in all of their schools and district buildings. Thank you for your continued dedication to the safety of your students, staff, and citizens.

AED Awards

Jeff Genger

Emergency Preparedness Coordinator for Adams 12 Five Star Schools

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