Certified AEDs for youth coaches as overdose prevention

The FY2025 report certifies a new program, Operation Jumpstart, at 2,281.96 expended, recipient Englewood Parks and Rec, primary category Harm Reduction and Overdose Prevention, Schedule B strategy Prevent Misuse of Opioids (pp2 to 3). It gives the primary problem as "Making athletes and coaches understanding safety in sports" and describes the program in one line, "AED's were provided to sports coaches in order to serve the youth." Its stated outcome is that youth athletes and coaches leave "fully aware of signs and symptoms of possible cardiac arrest." The books show the purchase. American AED order 25-01521 for HeartStart pads at 690.00 and a carrying case at 1,032.00, paid by check 112833 on 06/05/2025, and Amazon Capital Services order 25-01735 for AED pads and batteries at 559.96, paid by check 112920 on 06/18/2025, make the certified figure to the cent. The report names the equipment and describes cardiac arrest, then files it under overdose prevention. Defibrillators treat cardiac arrest. No overdose program using them is documented, and defibrillator supplies are not among the uses Exhibit E lists.