AED Registry

Overview

An automated external defibrillator (AED) can help save the life of someone experiencing sudden cardiac arrest.  

AEDs are lightweight, portable devices that automatically analyze heart rhythms and determine if a shock is needed. They are easy to use, safe and effective. 

AED and CPR training

MARC Region AED Registration

Some cities in the region have AED registration ordinances.  

Depending on where your AED is located, there are two ways to register your AED:

MARC Region AED Registration

If your AED is located within the following locations, please use the PulsePoint form to register your AED: 

  • Cass, Clay, Jackson, Platte or Ray counties (except for in the city of Kansas City, Missouri) in Missouri.  
  • Johnson, Leavenworth, Miami or Wyandotte counties in Kansas.  

Register an AED with PulsePoint

Kansas City, Missouri, AED Registration

If your AED is located within the city limits of Kansas City, Missouri, learn more about the city’s Public Access Defibrillator AED Registration program through the Office of the EMS Medical Director. 

Office of the EMS Medical Director

Training  

The Mid-America Regional Council Emergency Rescue Committee (MARCER) encourages schools, public agencies, businesses and individuals to consider purchasing AED equipment and undergo training. Training in CPR is also important because CPR increases the likelihood that defibrillation will work.  

Only people who are trained should operate AEDs or perform CPR. To find training opportunities, contact your local EMS agency or connect with the following agencies. 

American Heart Association
American Red Cross
Kansas City First Aid
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