Certified park AEDs and a stretcher as opioid treatment

The FY2026 report, pages 4 to 6, certifies one new program, Ambulance Services-Opiod Treatment, recipient EMS. Its primary problem is Treatment of Opiod Overdoses & Addiction and its stated purpose is to provide equipment necessary to treat patients with opioid overdoses. Its primary category is Treatment and its Schedule B strategies are Treat Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) and First Responders. It reports 109,699.19 spent, 0 individuals served, and a funding and launch date of 12/12/2025, the day the first defibrillator was ordered. Page 1 certifies the same 109,699.19 as all spending for the year. The settlement account paid exactly that in the year, to the cent, on five checks. Life Savers, Inc. was paid 1,064.00 each for three Defibtech AED packages, purchase order 25-10805 for Sewer, check 432414 on 12/24/2025, purchase order 25-11370 for the township building, check 432643 on 01/20/2026, and purchase order 26-00635, a second AED for sewer, check 433156 on 02/17/2026. Stryker purchase order 26-01011, 71,147.00, paid by check 435103 on 06/09/2026, bought 20 LIFEPAK CR2 defibrillators at 41,846.40, electrodes at 3,130.60, wall signs at 636.40, heated outdoor wall cabinets at 14,793.60 and an eight year CR2 data plan at 10,740.00. The order says the AEDs will be placed in strategic areas of all township parks. Resolution R2026-017, adopted 01/27/2026, states the need as installation at all Township parks. Stryker purchase order 26-03878, 35,360.19, paid by check 435315 on 06/23/2026, bought one Power Pro 2 powered stretcher at 33,519.72 with a power cord, a battery charger and a battery kit. No order, invoice or resolution mentions overdose. Exhibit E's First Responders category adds two uses to the first-responder items in sections C, D and H: education of first responders on fentanyl and other drugs, and wellness support for first responders. No overdose program using this equipment is documented, and no listed use in C, D, H or I covers it.