Called one employee's pay the Overdose Lifeline program

The FY2025 report certifies 63,805.57 expended between 07/01/2024 and 06/30/2025. It names one program, Overdose Lifeline, recipient Vineland Health Department, at 37,930.36 expended, primary category Primary Prevention, Education, and Training. It describes a training program for law enforcement, firefighters and EMTs and reports 87 participants in 6 sessions. It certifies 25,875.21 of administrative expenses and describes them as support for training initiatives for law enforcement, fire and emergency medical services personnel. The settlement accounts show what the 63,805.57 paid for. Every entry in the period is the pay or payroll tax of one Health Department employee, department 35-02 HLTH OPERATIONS. The program salary line G-02-58-884-2024-30345 carries 32,297.48 and the program fringe line G-02-58-884-2024-30347 carries 5,632.88, together 37,930.36, the program figure to the cent. The fringe line includes an 862.50 health insurance opt out payment on 12/13/2024. The 5% admin line G-02-58-884-2024-30301 carries 25,875.21, the administrative figure to the cent. The settlement accounts paid Overdose Lifeline, Inc. 0.00 in the period. Its only payment from the settlement accounts is 1,241.00 for a training license renewal on 01/14/2026. The report says funding was disbursed weekly as personnel worked on project, and that no procurement was needed because the City used health department personnel. The produced records hold no session record, roster or curriculum for the 6 sessions.