Program misclassification

Certified a Borough Hall sign as overdose harm reduction

$25,999.40

Amount in this finding

FGrade F · provisionalWallington

Program misclassification · Verified · Updated 10/03/2026 · 3 documents

The FY2024 report lists one program, Borough of Wallington Opioid Related Messaging, with the Borough itself as recipient, funded and expended at 25,999.40 (p4). Its description is purchasing and installing an LED sign with programmable message board at Borough Hall, and its duration answer calls the purchase a 1-time capital purchase (p4). The report files it under Harm Reduction and Overdose Prevention and names five Schedule B strategies, among them Support People in Treatment and Recovery, Connections to Care and Address the Needs of Pregnant or Parenting Women (p6). In its own words the sign enables broad communication with the public (p2), and the Borough was in need of an outdoor LED sign at the Borough Hall to program customizable messages for the residents, with a focus on public health and safety (p3). Of the two indicators the program lists, Number of referrals to treatment is left blank (p5). The books show the sign. Purchase order 24-00804 to Redmont Sign, LLC is one OUTDOOR LED SIGN at 25,999.40, paid by check 93 on 07/17/2025, the certified figure to the cent. No campaign, message schedule or treatment, recovery or overdose program using the sign is documented. Exhibit E names media campaigns to prevent misuse, not municipal signs, and no listed use covers a general purpose message board.