Certified EMS equipment as prevention and training

The FY2026 report certifies one program, the 2026 Opioid Program, at 75,052.39 spent between 07/01/2025 and 06/30/2026 and 37,352.23 encumbered (pp4 to 6). Its primary category is Primary Prevention, Education, and Training. Its Schedule B strategies are First Responders and Training. It describes the program as aid in responding to calls regarding opioid abuse and training for first responder personnel, and reports 25 people served. Its own primary problem reads Purchasing EMT Equipment and Supplies. The settlement accounts paid 75,052.39 in that year, the certified figure to the cent. Stryker Sales was paid 28,850.64 for EMS equipment on purchase order 25-01466, check 299498, 11/03/2025, and 23,675.55 on purchase order 25-02504, check 300761, 05/18/2026. V.E. Ralph and Son was paid 1,791.40 for a defibrillator on purchase order 25-01467, check 299070, 08/18/2025, and 8,234.80 for EMS supplies on purchase order 25-02503, check 299968, 01/27/2026. Donald Adams, LLC was paid 12,500.00 for the first and second quarter 2026 medical director on purchase order 26-01204, check 300812, 06/01/2026. No FY2026 line in the accounts describes training or education. The report's goals answer includes helping to train families and distribute Narcan. No line on the settlement accounts from 01/01/2019 to 09/08/2026 names naloxone or Narcan. The certified category describes a prevention, education and training program. The books show EMS equipment, EMS supplies and a medical director retainer. No overdose program using the equipment is documented, and EMS equipment is not among the uses Exhibit E lists.