Certified trauma kits and a printer as CPR training

The FY2026 report certifies 23,394.00 spent on a program it calls CPR Training class, under Primary Prevention, Education, and Training (pp4 to 6). The block says the money also bought trauma kits for Hoboken first responders to treat severe bleeding, collapsed lungs and blocked airways, and replaced an outdated printer to support administrative duties (p5). The books show Grainger order 25-03015, five lines of trauma kits paid by check 120645 on 06/03/2026 for 12,906.00. They show order 25-01617 for a printer, scanner and fax machine, posted 10/21/2025 at 6,833.00 with a 50.00 correction, 6,883.00 in all. The two purchases make 19,789.00. No overdose program using the trauma kits is documented. Trauma kits and office equipment are not among the uses Exhibit E lists, and no listed use covers them. With the 3,740.00 community CPR class, the block's purchases make 23,529.00, which is 135.00 more than the certified figure.