Did you know, up to 80% of Sudden Cardiac Arrests happen at home?
If an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) Is used within 3-5 minutes, the survival rate is 75%. Every minute without an AED, the chance of survival drops by 10%. The Rockville Lions, along with the City of Rockville, Rockville Fire Department, and lake residents from Grand, Pearl and Pleasant are working with the non-profit Advocates for Health to purchase and install 4-8 AEDs in the area.
For more information and if you are able to help, please contact one of the committee members listed in the following donation letter. If you have any questions you may also Message us through FaceBook as well.
• AED Donate Letter (Click to download)
(Make Checks Payable to: Advocates for Health. Please put Rockville AED in memo field.)
You may mail checks to:
Advocates for Health
Rockville Area AED Fund
PO Box: 185
Rockville, MN 56369
If an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) Is used within 3-5 minutes, the survival rate is 75%. Every minute without an AED, the chance of survival drops by 10%. The Rockville Lions, along with the City of Rockville, Rockville Fire Department, and lake residents from Grand, Pearl and Pleasant are working with the non-profit Advocates for Health to purchase and install 4-8 AEDs in the area.
- These AEDs will be accessible 24/7. They also include instructions on how to use them.
For more information and if you are able to help, please contact one of the committee members listed in the following donation letter. If you have any questions you may also Message us through FaceBook as well.
• AED Donate Letter (Click to download)
(Make Checks Payable to: Advocates for Health. Please put Rockville AED in memo field.)
You may mail checks to:
Advocates for Health
Rockville Area AED Fund
PO Box: 185
Rockville, MN 56369
Starry stonewort is Minnesota's newest aquatic invader. Hear from MAISRC faculty and graduate students about what's known, what's unknown, and what we're doing about it in this video.
Click the above photo for more information. Click the following video to hear updated information.
Click the above photo for more information. Click the following video to hear updated information.
Want to learn more? Find more details about these projects on the U of M website.
On September 11. 2018 volunteers and DNR workers dove and hand-pulled Starry Stonewort from the Public Access area on Grand Lake. After sorting the Starry Stonewort from the rest of the vegetation that was bagged, we found the Starry Stonewort measured about 3 cups and weighed about 8 ounces
(see following photos).
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Starry Stonewort found in Grand Lake! August 11, 2017
Please help stop the spread of this invasive species which could choke Grand Lake. Contact Scott Palmer 320•249•1333, Jim Bartelme 734•730•7421 or Jim Meinz 320•249•3996 to report any suspicious weeds.
Read an important article at the following link:
Please help stop the spread of this invasive species which could choke Grand Lake. Contact Scott Palmer 320•249•1333, Jim Bartelme 734•730•7421 or Jim Meinz 320•249•3996 to report any suspicious weeds.
Read an important article at the following link: