Certified AED pads and a kit as overdose harm reduction

The FY2026 report lists one program, Acquisition of Medical Supplies, funded at 3,612.00, with 2,992.80 spent and 619.20 encumbered (pp5 to 6). It names no recipient. It gives the primary problem as opioid related emergencies, the primary category as Harm Reduction and Overdose Prevention and the Schedule B strategy as Prevent Overdose Deaths and Other Harms (pp5 to 7). It describes the purchase as essential medical supplies, including Defib AED pads and related equipment, and reports 0 individuals served. The account paid Lifesavers 1,195.00 for an AED kit, invoice 303888, on purchase order 25-02885, check 38399, on 10/23/2025, the date the report gives for the program's funding and launch. It paid V.E. Ralph and Son 1,797.80 for quote 114600, medical supplies, on purchase order 25-02884, check 38625, on 11/20/2025. The two payments make the certified figure to the cent. The 619.20 encumbered is Defibtech AED pads on purchase order 26-01914, paid 07/10/2026. On 10/01/2025, the day both orders were placed, the Township charged the vendor's companion quote 114599, 677.86, to its Police: Medical Supplies line. That line bought from V.E. Ralph every year from 2019 to 2025, pediatric AED pads three times in 2024. The report names the equipment, but the Harm Reduction label does not describe it. Exhibit E's harm reduction category names naloxone and other drugs that treat overdoses. No listed use covers defibrillator supplies, and no overdose program using this equipment is documented.