The Annapolis fire department is getting much needed funding to replace outdated heart defibrillators, but more money is needed to replace decade-old equipment.
The defibrillators “we have now are functional, but they?re at the end of their life expectancy,” said Capt. David Twigg, who heads the emergency medical services arm of the department.
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