Certified defibrillator replacements as overdose treatment

The FY2026 report certifies one new program, Defibrillators for first responders to aid overdose victims, under primary category Treatment (p4 to p6). It names First Aid, Fire and Police as the recipients. It certifies 29,868.59 spent of 30,000.00 funded on 01/01/2026 and counts 0 people served (p5). Its only performance measure is replacing old, outdated and unserviceable units with new ones (p6). The opioid account paid Stryker Sales Corporation 29,868.59 on check 20220 on 01/12/2026 on purchase order 20251196, the whole certified figure. The report names the item plainly but files it as treatment for overdose victims. A replacement cycle for first responder defibrillators is not treatment, and no listed use covers it. The Borough bought police defibrillators on capital accounts in 2018 and 2024, before it spent any settlement money. No overdose program using the units is documented.