Utah § 2d-805 - Duties of emergency medical dispatch centers.
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§ 2d-805. Duties of emergency medical dispatch centers.
53-2d-805. Duties of emergency medical dispatch centers.
An emergency medical dispatch center shall:
| (1) | implement a system to receive and manage the information reported to the emergency medical dispatch center under Section 53-2d-803; |
| (2) | record in the system described in Subsection (1), all information received under Section 53-2d-803 within 14 days after the day on which the information is received; |
| (3) | inform an individual who calls to report a potential incident of sudden cardiac arrest of the location of an AED located at the address of the potential sudden cardiac arrest; |
| (5) | provide the information contained in the system described in Subsection (1), upon request, to the bureau. |
Amended by Chapter 147, 2024 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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