Certified 43,690.70 of police canine as prevention

The FY2026 report lists one program, Canine, recipient Borough of Cliffside Park (p4). It names the primary problem as Enforcement (p4). It describes the program as "Added canine capabilities for opioids prevention and or enforcement" and gives the key performance indicator "Increase visible enforcement" (p5). It files the program under the primary category Primary Prevention, Education, and Training, lists Enforcement as its other category, and names the Schedule B strategy Address the Needs of Criminal Justice-Involved Persons, bought on State Contract (p6). It certifies 43,690.70 funded and spent, equal to the 43,690.70 certified at Q6 (p1, p5). It reports 27,000 individuals served (p5). The report's goals say the Borough will "Utilize the canine obtained with the funds" (p2). Exhibit E's prevention category names media campaigns, school and youth prevention programs, coalitions and drug take-back, not police enforcement. No listed use covers a police canine, and no overdose program using the dog is documented. The FY2025 report had already certified a K9 Program at 96,613.23. The FY2026 report files the canine as a new program and reports no update to that one. The Borough has produced no transaction ledger.