Huber Heights recognizes Trimble employees and fire crews for life-saving response
August 10, 2026 | Huber Heights, Montgomery County, Ohio
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Battalion Chief Colum described an incident in June in which Trimble employees initiated CPR, applied an AED and delivered a life-saving shock before HHFD personnel arrived and provided advanced life support. The patient regained a pulse and was transported to a local hospital, later discharged on July 17, 2026.
City officials commended Trimble's workplace training and HHFD's response, noting the "chain of survival" and the role of dispatchers in providing CPR instructions when needed. The mayor and fire chief presented recognition to Trimble employees Jose Rivera, Alexander Bell, Nicholas McKinney and Willie Jackson and to the company for its safety training.
Council thanked the responders and highlighted the importance of bystander intervention combined with professional care in saving lives.
City officials commended Trimble's workplace training and HHFD's response, noting the "chain of survival" and the role of dispatchers in providing CPR instructions when needed. The mayor and fire chief presented recognition to Trimble employees Jose Rivera, Alexander Bell, Nicholas McKinney and Willie Jackson and to the company for its safety training.
Council thanked the responders and highlighted the importance of bystander intervention combined with professional care in saving lives.
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