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Home » Life-saving AED Installed At Forbes Cemetery

Life-saving AED Installed At Forbes Cemetery

June 11, 2026 by Roxane Manley

The new AED installed at the Forbes Cemetery is located at the toilet block adjacent to Attlee Street.

A new Automated External Defibrillator (AED) has been installed at the Forbes Cemetery, located at the toilet block adja­cent to Attlee Street, enhancing the com­munity’s ability to respond quickly to cardiac emergencies.

This installation is part of ongoing efforts to improve public safety and provide lifesaving equipment in accessible locations across Forbes. AEDs play a critical role in responding to cardiac arrest, significantly in­creasing the chances of survival when used promptly before paramedics arrive.

Additional publicly accessible AEDs are located outside the following:

• Lions Park barbeque shelter

• Taxi Rank, 32 Templar Street

• Forbes Handicraft Centre, 81-83 Lachlan Street

• Central West Insurance, 74 Rankin Street

All Council-owned, public-facing AEDs are registered on the GoodSAM app, ensuring they are visible to emergency responders and community members when needed.

The NSW Ambulance service, in partner­ship with the GoodSAM app launched in 2023, is helping connect communities with life-saving support. The app allows users to register an AED location, locate nearby AEDs and become a registered responder.

When someone nearby experiences car­diac arrest, the app can notify registered re­sponders to provide immediate, hands-only CPR in those critical first minutes before emergency services arrive.

Council encourages residents to download the GoodSAM app and consider becoming registered responders. For more informa­tion about the GoodSAM app and to reg­ister, head to www.ambulance.nsw.gov.au/get-involved/goodsam .

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