Kincardine firefighters donate AED to Inverhuron Provincial Park

Kincardine Fire and Emergency Services firefighters, with Station 12 in Kincardine, have donated an Automated External Defibrillator AED) to Inverhuron Provincial Park.

The funds for this device came from the car wash held in June, and the beach volleyball tournament held in July. The firefighters appreciate everyone who supported these two events.

Inverhuron Provincial Park is a beautiful park located along the Lake Huron shoreline in Inverhuron, west of Tiverton. People travel from near and far to enjoy the park which has hosted about 21,000 campers and thousands of day-use visitors since the season opened in April.



Kincardine Fire and Emergency Services Station 12 deputy fire chief Matt Cottrill (left), firefighter and association president Krystal Catto, and training officer Dave Palmer (right) present an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) to Jamie Aldworth, assistant superintendent at Inverhuron Provincial Park