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City of Cupertino, CA / Public Safety Forum 2015 / 12 Jun 2015
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From YouTube: Public Safety Forum 2015: Public Safety Commission

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Cupertino Public Safety Commissioners demontrates the PulsePoint/AED app.

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Okay, so before we start at first like to introduce the chair of the Public Safety Commission mr. Rob McCoy and then second before I start I would like to invite all of you to make some noise. Let's give a standing ovation to the men and women from the fire and the law department who spend all of their time risking their life to protect our safety. Please everyone stand up.

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No, it's not going to.

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So what is pulse point.

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So now you're wondering how exactly does PulsePoint work.

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And now that incredible rescue all think very smart app or your smartphone.

B

Okay, so now you're, looking at a map of the Bay, Area and you'll, see red dots and all those red dots were actually Aedes available for public use in the time of need. This is how many people are currently signed up in first responders as citizens to respond to a cardiac arrest event.

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So what is the current status of pulse point? There are over 1,000 communities across 22 states that has already activated with pulse point and then over a quarter of million users across the united states have signed up to use powerpoint and we adding 500 users on the average per day to activate with a pulse point, but more importantly, over 10,000 volunteers who know cpr has responded to over 3,500 cardiac arrest incidents and save lives.

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Okay, as mayor Rawlings mentioned earlier, just last month, a person in sunnyvale just in our neighborhood, his life was safe by using pulse point and that's the reason why tonight for our Public Safety Commission. Our theme is to introduce pulse point this application to all of you, okay and then some of you might wonder. Okay now, I know what it is now. I know how it works. I also know the benefit of pulse point: how can I get it? Okay and there are two ways to get it.

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One is if you have an iPhone you can download from the App Store from the iphone, and if your Android users, you can also download it from Google Play, ok, so the available on both versions. Okay, and if you have any additional questions for PowerPoint such as the PowerPoint, we just show to you the videos, you can actually directly go to the pulse point or organization and then finally, okay, one more thing, you might be asking say: okay, I learned the CPR I've downloaded apps I'm, ready. Okay. What else can I do to help?

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Well, there's one more thing you can do to help because, in addition to CPR, there's one more machines very important, the AED, the defibrillator okay. So thanks to the fire department and the city of Cupertino, there was actually a challenge to locate all of the Aedes in a South County. So I'd like to do is maybe what Rico's standing I'd like to invite Stephanie the pio to give you a little status update, but while she's coming up, okay, I, also like to invite you to make some noise again one more time.

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But this time look around you, okay, please look at all the city staff who has volunteered their time to unite our community. Let's give a big round of applause to all of the city staff.