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Budget Account Status and Transaction Audit Trail, Current Fund accounts 2-01-000-000 to 2-01-999-999, 01/01/2022 to 12/31/2022, printed 06/03/2026, records production of 06/03/2026

Totowa · Passaic County · dated 06/03/2026 · 116 pages

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Type: Ledger
Jurisdiction: Records pendingTotowa, Passaic County
Pages: 116
SHA-256: 35350094731a93269d13d5606084b0ef2fb518acba87f5b0c4563cc8be671955

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Totowa (Passaic County, NJ), Budget Account Status and Transaction Audit Trail, Current Fund accounts 2-01-000-000 to 2-01-999-999, 01/01/2022 to 12/31/2022, printed 06/03/2026, records production of 06/03/2026, 06/03/2026, Public record, Opioid Audit doc_35350094731a9326, opioidaudit.com/documents/doc_35350094731a9326

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Opioid settlement money was meant for treatment and recovery. New Jersey towns spent it on Flock cameras, surveillance drones, police gear, and told the State it went to programs that do not exist. We found it in their own ledgers, town by town, and we are publishing all of it with the pages cited. This is fraud, documented, and it is now public.

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