Certified police dog training as workforce development

The FY2025 report certifies a program named Community Resource Canine Training for our K9 dog at 15,000.00 expended. It gives the primary problem as Providing resources to law enforcement, the target population as First Responders, Law Enforcement and other Emergency Responders, and the primary category as Workforce Development and Capacity Building. Asked how the program addresses opioid use disorder, it answers that the program provides law enforcement with additional resources to interact with the public in a positive way. Its one performance indicator is positive interactions with K9 animals and the public. Alpha and Omega Working Dogs invoice 144, dated 01/18/2025, bills K9 West Community Resource Canine Training at 15,000.00 and ships to the Pennsauken Township Police Department. The report gives 01/18/2025, the invoice date, as the date the program was funded. Purchase order 25-00663 followed on 02/13/2025, and check 156 dated 03/05/2025 paid it. The vendor history from 01/01/2018 to 08/24/2026 shows this one payment to the vendor from any fund. No overdose program using the dog is documented, and police dog training is not among the uses Exhibit E lists.