The FY2026 report lists the L.E.A.D. Drug Education and Prevention Program at 4,577.56 spent, under the primary category Primary Prevention, Education, and Training (pp8 to 12). It names 1,115.00 of L.E.A.D. identification materials and 1,480.00 of youth and instructor shirts, patches and design (p12). The books show Devo Designs paid 1,480.00 on check 88061 on 06/22/2026 for Sport-Tek youth academy shirts, instructor shirts, sticker patches and a vectorizing fee. They show Kaeser and Blair paid 1,115.00 on check 85162 on 07/08/2025 for line 2 of purchase order 25-01664, described as same as above. Line 1 of that order, square power clips, went to a police equipment line for 4,256.79 on the same check. Apparel and identification clips are not among the uses Exhibit E lists, and no listed use covers them. The rest of the program is the Fatal Vision Roadster, 1,982.56.
Program misclassification
Certified shirts, patches and clips as drug education
$2,595.00
Amount in this finding
FGrade FBurlington Township
Program misclassification · Verified · Updated 10/04/2026 · 4 documents