MN SF1395

Locations or businesses with outdoor public access automatic external defibrillators (AEDs) may request directional signage from city, county, town, state, or federal road authorities to identify the device location

Directional signage must be placed 200-300 feet before intersections or 800-1,600 feet before interchanges, using symbols, text, or both to indicate AED availability

Qualifying participants must follow existing registration, notice, and inspection requirements; place the AED in a recognizable, accessible location; and mark it with visible on-premises signage

Road authorities must determine sign placement within 180 days (or 60 days if practicable) of receiving a request, with all installation, maintenance, and removal costs paid by the requesting participant

Commissioner of Transportation must develop appropriate AED signage design by September 1, 2025, incorporating the universal AED symbol and updating the Minnesota Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices