Certified ambulance repairs as opioid treatment

The FY2024 report lists a program named EMS Ambulance Repairs/Supplies at 12,252.15 funded and expended, recipient Residents of the Borough (pp5 to 6). It files the program under primary category Treatment with First Responders as its Schedule B strategy. Its performance indicator is repair to ambulance which transports patients. Asked how the program addresses opioid use disorder, it answers N/A. Account 3-01-25-752-180 paid four items. VCI compliance repairs to ambulance 1647, 2,623.38, check 49845 on 09/05/2023. Bound Tree Medical pulse oximeters, 1,299.98, check 49749 on 09/05/2023. Matthey Automotive compliance repairs to ambulances 1648 and 1647, 4,192.64 and 4,136.15, check 49926 on 10/02/2023. They make the certified figure to the cent. The Matthey and VCI vendor histories show repairs to the same two ambulances charged to VEHICLE MAINT-AMBULANCE and HADDON TWP FIRE -MISC from 2018 on, including Matthey brake repairs to 1648 and exhaust repairs to 1647 paid 06/05/2023 and further repairs to 1648 paid 12/04/2023. No other Matthey or VCI repair was charged to the settlement accounts. Exhibit E's Treatment uses are treatment for opioid use disorder. Its First Responders category adds two uses to the first-responder items in sections C, D and H: education about fentanyl and other drugs, and wellness services for first responders. No overdose program using these ambulances is documented.