Certified AED hardware as police academy training

The FY2025 report certifies 4,237.14 spent in the period on the program Basic Police Academy Training. It explains the figure as new training for two officers, one for narcotics and one for operational readiness when addressing opioid use disorders, and training CPR instructors and equipment. Four payments from the reserve in FY2025 make the figure to the cent. Cardio Partners was paid 2,712.14 on 10/09/2024 for DT AEDs per quote Q1073527. Lifesavers was paid 975.00 on 10/24/2024 for a registration for two officers. N.J. Narcotic Enforcement Officers was paid 100.00 on 11/13/2024 for one officer's registration. Zschool was paid 450.00 on 01/15/2025 for the police chief's registration. Other combinations of FY2025 payments also make 4,237.14. This one is the only combination of the four that matches the report's description of narcotics training, operational readiness training, CPR instructors and equipment. No academy tuition was paid from the reserve in FY2025. Of the figure certified as academy training, 2,712.14 is defibrillator hardware. No overdose program using the AEDs is documented, and defibrillators are not among the uses Exhibit E lists.