Certified computers, radios and a vest as crisis response

The FY2025 report certifies all 10,832.96 of its spending under one program, Connect and Protect, in the category Primary Prevention, Education, and Training, described as crisis responders who assist the Police Department (p3, p4). The FY2026 update certifies all 47,851.09 under the same program (p4). Inside those figures the opioid account paid 20 percent shares of police and office equipment. On account 5-02-95-000-021 these were Dell desktop and training computers 1,235.91 (check 57872, 03/18/2025), a CDW printer and scanner 78.80 (check 57875, 03/19/2025), CDW patrol room training monitors 359.20 (check 57879, 04/01/2025), Spectrum radios, charger, battery and license 393.40 (check 57885, 04/09/2025) and an Atlantic Tactical ballistic vest for the clinician 348.32 (check 57921, 09/17/2025). Amazon police office supplies were 99.60 on account 6-02-95-000-021 (check 57949, 03/04/2026) and 5.36 on account G-02-41-779-001 (check 57976, 06/03/2026). They total 2,520.59. The federal grant account paid the other 80 percent of each. The co-responder agreement has the Township supply clinicians two police portable radios and up to four bulletproof vests. Computers, monitors, a printer, radios, body armor and office supplies are not among the uses Exhibit E lists, and no listed use covers them.