The FY2026 report lists a program named DeCon Tent, recipient Bayonne Fire Department (p8). Its purpose is to "Purchase a decontamination tent to protect first responders." Its target population is first responders, law enforcement and other emergency responders, and it reports 12 individuals served (p8). Its performance indicator is "Protect first responders from opioid contamination" (p9). It files the tent under the primary category Primary Prevention, Education, and Training, with the Schedule B strategies First Responders, Leadership, Planning and Coordination, and Training (p9). It certifies 41,612.24 funded and spent, funded and launched 4/2/2026 (p8). Exhibit E's prevention category names media campaigns, school and youth prevention programs, coalitions and drug take-back. Its First Responders category adds two items, education on fentanyl precautions and wellness services for responders. No listed use covers a decontamination tent, and no overdose program using it is documented. The City has produced no ledger, so the payment behind the figure cannot be traced.
Program misclassification
Certified a fire decontamination tent as prevention
$41,612.24
Amount in this finding
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Program misclassification · Verified · Updated 10/03/2026 · 1 document