Certified the patrol car as an overdose response vehicle

The FY2025 report certifies a program named Police Department Overdose Response Vehicle at 46,844.19 and files it under Treatment. The books show what was bought. 33,311.03 on check 143792 to a Ford dealer for a 2022 Ford vehicle and 13,553.16 on check 144211 for a 24 line emergency light package fitted to it. The two payments total 46,864.19, which is 20.00 above the certified figure. The vendor quotation titles the package a marked patrol unit and itemizes a push bumper, emergency light bars, a siren and light controller, a console and a weapon mount. The governing body resolution describes the vehicle as a Ford Police Interceptor. The report states the program's impact as police responding in an additional unmarked vehicle for privacy. The vendor quotation for the same vehicle is headed PATROL MARKED UNIT. The program name on the report does not describe the purchase. A police patrol car is not treatment of opioid use disorder. The Township bought an identical car the same day on its police vehicle capital line. No listed use covers a patrol car.