Snohomish County announces life-saving PulsePoint app

On Tuesday, September 14, Snohomish County fire agencies, Snohomish County 911 and the Medic One Foundation will announce the launch of PulsePoint, a free mobile app designed to save lives. PulsePoint alerts community members to a sudden cardiac arrest nearby, empowering CPR-trained residents to take action before first responders arrive.

What

News conference announcing the launch of PulsePoint in Snohomish County. B-roll opportunities will be provided, including an app demonstration and hands-only CPR presentation.

Who

Kevin O’Brien, Fire Chief, Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue
Lowell Zenk, Cardiac Arrest Survivor
Julie Plitnik, Bystander CPR Rescuer
Shaughn Maxwell, Deputy Chief – EMS, South County Fire
Rich Llewellyn, Assistant Chief, Everett Fire Department
Kate Songhurst, Medical Services Officer, Marysville Fire District
Kim Martin, Executive Director, Medic One Foundation
Andie Burton, Director of Operations, Snohomish County 911

When

9 a.m. Tuesday, September 14

Where

Kasch Park, 8811 Airport Rd, Everett

Author: Lynnwood Times Staff

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