Bought a 48,752.00 police pickup, reported no program

The FY2026 report answers No when asked whether the Township funded any program in the year (page 6) and prints no program block. Its narrative describes prevention, education, harm reduction and community engagement (pages 2 to 5), and its answer on who decided names the Police Department among the officials involved. It names no vehicle. The largest payment of the year was a truck. Check 3003 paid Chas S. Winner, Inc. Ford 48,752.00 on 02/19/2026 on purchase order 25-01388, for a 2025 Ford F150 4x4 Crew Cab at 46,827.00 with running boards, an interior upgrade package, a Whelen spot lamp driver, fog lamps and 18 inch aluminum wheels, charged to settlement line G-02-41-959-000-001. That is 87.2 percent of the 55,927.85 the lines paid in the year. Purchase order 25-01938 to Elite Vehicle Solutions, entered 07/22/2025 on the same line, buys front and rear Ford F150 harnesses, a Sound Off siren speaker, emergency light heads, an undercover LED insert, a Blueprint light controller and 4,275.00 of labor, 10,147.72 in all. Every other order the Township placed with Elite from 2021 to 2026 is police vehicle or K-9 work. Check 3153 paid the upfit on 07/16/2026, and check 3148 paid Acerbo's Auto Trim and Lettering 3,400.00 the same day for a vehicle wrap the ledger describes as police opioid awareness. The FY2025 report had counted the truck order, encumbered 05/30/2025, inside its 50,181.50 encumbered, and it too described no vehicle. Its goals said the Township was looking at supporting mobile intervention and outreach programs. No outreach program using the truck appears in any report or produced record. Police vehicles are not among the uses Exhibit E lists.