FY2025 school program was tees, candy and inflatables

The FY2025 report certifies one program, the School Prevention Program, funded and expended at 18,649.48 between 07/01/2024 and 06/30/2025 (pp2 to 3). It describes students from first grade through senior year taught prevention by their local police officers, and school district employees given substance awareness training. It reports 2,950 participants and 300 training or education sessions (p3). The account paid 18,649.83 in that period on thirteen lines. Cinnaminson Police Assn, Adopt-a-Cop and Pirate Day Tees, 5,489.25, check 36995 on 07/17/2024, and 2025 Adopt-A-Cop Shirts, 3,015.50, check 38332 on 06/17/2025. Trunk or Treat candy and pizza from Sam's Club, Lidl, BJ's and Zios Tuscan Grille, 1,114.45, check 744 on 11/22/2024. Orders described as Community Policing pens, brochures, supplies and water guns, 5,417.43, paid 05/06/2025 to 06/17/2025. Bette's Bounces, Inflatables for PIRATE Day, 2,613.20, check 38281 on 06/03/2025. XStream Band for Cinnaminson Day, 1,000.00, check 38203 on 05/13/2025. Nothing was paid to a school district, an instructor or a curriculum, and no record supports the 2,950 participants or the 300 sessions. The certified figure is 0.35 below the books. The same report answers Yes when asked whether the Township funded any new program (p2), yet dates this program's launch to 07/03/2017 and says it has been coordinated for approximately eight years (p3). On 05/31/2026 the Township took the band charge back off the account as grant used in error.