AED & naloxone resources on campus
Jamestown Community College has automated external defibrillator (AED) cabinets on each campus. Through a partnership with Southern Tier Health Care System, naloxone (brand name: Narcan) is also available in the AED cabinets. Any AED cabinet containing naloxone will have a "Narcan Nasal Spray Here" sticker.
- AEDs are emergency medical devices used to restore heart rhythm via electrical shock when a person experiences sudden cardiac arrest.
- Naloxone is an emergency nasal spray used to stop and reverse an overdose from opioids and restore normal breathing.
Cabinet locations: Jamestown Campus
- Hamilton Collegiate Center (COCE): Between Student Senate office and Admissions
- Hillside Suites (HSS) North, South, and West: each located to the left of the RA office
- Hultquist Library (HULT): Main floor, near the Library, next to the elevator
- Katharine Jackson Carnahan Center (CARN): Left past the men’s bathroom
- Manufacturing Technology Institute (JMTI):
- Office: Wall to the right of the main entrance
- Shop: Wall Inside the machine area
- Physical Education Complex (PHED): Main floor, left side of hall past locker room doors
- Roger Tory Peterson Institute (RTPI): Past the main desk, hallway to the left
- Science Center (SCCE): Inside the main doors
- Sheldon Center (SHEL): Second floor, left side of hall by elevators
Cabinet locations: Cattaraugus County Campus
- Allied Health & Science Center (AHSC): First floor, through the second double doors, on the wall beneath the clock
- College Center (COLL): Outside the Health Center, to the right of the Health Center door
- Cutco Center (CUTC): Next to theater doors/entrance
- eSports Arena (TCCE): First floor, to the right of the men’s bathroom
- Library & Liberal Arts (LLAC): Next to the elevator
- Manufacturing Technology Institute (CMTI): First floor, next to vending machines
- Technology Center (TECH): First floor, next to the elevator
There may be times when we must pull AEDs from service or shift them to different locations as the pads and batteries expire. If a unit is removed from a building, we will post information on the entrance of the affected building and on the cabinet where the AED was temporarily removed.