Certified a radar speed trailer as opioid prevention signs

The FY2025 report certifies a program named Electronic Traffic Signs at 17,065.65 expended, recipient the Ocean City Police Department. It says the signs deter opioid use by displaying reminders about the dangers of opioids and promoting treatment resources (State copy pages 7 and 8). Its indicator is posting the signs when traffic is at its peak. It measures impact by traffic volume data, vehicle counts, message rotation logs, surveys and feedback (page 9). Purchase order 24-03149 to All Traffic Solutions makes the figure to the cent. It buys a Bundle Radar, SpeedAlert 24, ATS-5 trailer with data collection and reporting at 16,316.65 and a red and blue violator strobe at 749.00 (invoice SIN042740, invoice file page 3). Check 112663 on 12/06/2024 paid that order and purchase order 24-03148 in the same amounts. Purchase order 24-03148 buys the same radar trailer and strobe and is charged to POLICE DEPT EQUIPMENT - NEW, capital account C-04-55-331-504 (All Traffic check register page 2). The City has paid the same vendor for traffic software on the police equipment maintenance line every year since 2018. Speed enforcement equipment is not among the uses Exhibit E lists.