PulsePoint AED

Automatic External Defibrillators (AEDs)

Victims who received an AED shock from a bystander (57.1 percent) using a publicly-available device instead of having to wait for emergency responders (32.7 percent) had near normal function and better outcomes. Without a bystander using AED shock therapy, 70 percent of cardiac arrest patients either died or survived with impaired brain function.

 Where is Your AED? 

APulsePoint-AED-App-Icon-1024pxEDs that are managed using PulsePoint AED are accessible to emergency dispatchers and disclosed to emergency responders, including nearby citizens trained in CPR and off-duty professionals such as firefighters, paramedics, and nurses. Instead of asking the caller if there is an AED available, dispatch center staff can inform callers of nearby lifesaving devices.

Find an AED

Register Your AED

If you would like to register your AED using our PDF form, click here and return the form to the AED Program Manager. 

AED Requirements

Certain occupancies are required to have an AED in the Town of Flower Mound. These occupancies include schools, nursing facilities, dental offices and certain assembly occupancies. See our AED Requirements guide for more information.

Notify Us of the Use of an AED

Per Ordinance No. 23-22, owners of an AED are required to notify the Flower Mound Fire Department in the event that an AED is used within Town limits.

Complete the form below to notify us of the use of an AED. You may also download the form here and return it to the AED Program Manager.

Notification of AED Use

  3. (Department Use)

  7. Victim Information
  20. Incident Location
  32. Witnessed Collapse?
  33. Breathing upon discovery?
  34. Pulse upon discovery?
  35. Was bystander CPR performed?*
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