McKinney is launching a new initiative to get emergency responders to cardiac arrest patients in under four minutes. This ambitious plan aims to significantly improve survival rates by drastically cutting down response times.
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The McKinney Fire Department is seeking funding for its "Neighborhood Heroes" program, which aims to equip trained community volunteers with AEDs to reduce response times during cardiac emergencies. The goal is to make McKinney a "four-minute city" for AED access.