Program misclassification

Certified medical magnets and earbuds as drug prevention

$2,586.42

Amount in this finding

DGrade D · provisionalRockaway Township

Program misclassification · Verified · Updated 10/04/2026 · 6 documents

The FY2025 report certifies File of Life Magnets at 2,284.48 spent, refrigerator magnets and wallet cards that it says improve emergency response (pp16 to 18). It certifies Translation Earbuds for Community Engagement at 301.94 spent, bought from Amazon (pp10 to 12). Both sit under Primary Prevention, Education, and Training. Purchase order 24-02605, FILE OF LIFE MAGNETS, paid the File of Life Foundation 2,200.00 from account 4-01-55-004-021 and 84.48 from account 3-01-40-714-000, check 98331 on 09/05/2024. Purchase order 25-01493 paid Amazon 294.95 for Translation Earbuds and 6.99 for shipping, check 101214 on 06/25/2025. Each certified figure ties to the cent. A File of Life holds a resident's medical information for emergency crews. Neither medical information magnets nor translation earbuds are among the uses Exhibit E lists. No overdose or prevention program using them is documented, and no listed use covers them.