Annapolis FD will replace defibrillators

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Annapolis‘ fire department is getting much needed funding to replace outdated heart defibrillators, but more money is needed to replace decade-old equipment.

“The machines we have now are functional, but they’re at the end of their life expectancy,” said Capt. David Twigg, who heads the EMS function of the department.

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