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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT Between Cabarrus County Governmental Center And Cabarrus Health Alliance/ North Carolina Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Program This Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) is entered by and between the Cabarrus County Governmental Center and the Cabarrus Health Alliance/ NC Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Program for the purpose of implementing the AED Pilot Program for the South Central Region II of the State of North Carolina. This MOA is subject to the provisions of all applicable Federal and State laws, regulations, policies and standards. The site administrator for the Cabarrus County Governmental Center will be David Montague, Safety Manager, Assistant Emergency Management Director, 65 Church Street SE, Concord, NC 28026, 704-920-2102. The administrator for the Cabarrus Health Alliance (CHA) NC Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention (HDSP) Program will be Paige Waldrop, Regional HDSP Program Coordinator, 1307 S. Cannon Blvd, Kannapolis, NC 28083, 704-920-1311. This MOA may be terminated by either party upon at least 30 days written notice or immediately upon notice for cause. This MOA may be amended, if mutually agreed upon, to change scope and terms of the MOA. Such changes shall be incorporated as a written amendment to this MOA. Cabarrus County Governmental Center agrees to: 1. Develop, adopt, and carry-out policies and procedures for use and maintenance of the AED; 2. Appoint and maintain a site coordinator for the AED pilot program; 3. Assign a Medical Director for the AED pilot program; 4. Coordinate and facilitate administration of public questionnaires before and after placement of pilot AED; 5. Report to the HDSP coordinator any emergency use ofthe AED; 6. Assist with publicizing the site's participation in the NC AED pilot program and enhance public awareness of heart disease, stroke and appropriate response to medical emergencies; 7. Provide replies to the short questions that comprise periodic audit calls to the site; 8. Mount AED in a reasonably prominent location, and post approved signage of signs and symptoms of heart attack, sudden cardiac arrest and call 9-1-1; 9. Use reasonable care in maintenance and security of the AED; 10. Assure that a sufficient number of volunteers/staff are CPRlAED trained (including completion of pre/post training questionnaire) and that certification is maintained; 11. The following AED placement requirements: · Place AEDs prominently on wall similar to mounting of a fire- extinguisher; · Mount AED near a phone to help reduce the call-to-shock interval; f--Cj