(Photo Courtesy of the Brighton Township Volunteer Fire Department, Station 63)
Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News
(Brighton Township, PA) According to a Facebook post from the Brighton Township Volunteer Fire Department, Station 63, they have installed public automated external defibrillators in five local locations,
-Dawson/Baker Field: on the side of the concession stand under the awning
-Ellis Field: on the side of the concession stand under the awning
-Hardy Field: on the side of the restroom building, facing the baseball field
-Two Mile Run Lodge: on the rear, covered patio of the building
-Brighton Twp. Road Garage, 1250 Brighton Road (near the disc golf course, walking trail): on the side of the Road Dept Garage, facing the roadway to the disc golf course entrance
These defibrillators are to be used twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week and three-hundred-and-sixty-five days a year. They also control climate, have alarms, keep surveillance and alerts police and fire departments when they are opened. 911 is the safest way to call in case of an emergency to ensure a quicker response.