Certified ten AEDs as community CPR and first aid training

The FY2025 report certifies a program named Community CPR and First Aid Training, recipient Township Alliance Group and Pemberton Township Police Department, funded at 15,000.00 and expended at 10,996.00 (pages 2 to 5). Its primary category is Primary Prevention, Education, and Training. Its Schedule B strategies are Harm Reduction and Training. Its statement of impact says the program allowed for the purchase of advanced AED equipment and CPR manikins. The books show check 2514 paying Lifesavers, Inc. 1,376.00 for CPR manikins on 08/22/2024, purchase order 24-01914, and check 2581 paying 9,590.00 for ten Defibtech Lifeline AED packages at 959.00 each on 11/14/2024, purchase order 24-02876. The two total 10,966.00, 30.00 less than the certified figure. The certified funding date, 11/14/2024, is the date of the AED check. The report counts 2 training sessions and 6 encounters. The records in hand document no session and do not show where the ten AEDs were placed. A defibrillator treats cardiac arrest. Beyond the report, no overdose program using the ten AEDs is documented, and defibrillators are not among the uses Exhibit E lists.