Certified a breath alcohol tester as peer recovery support

The FY2025 report certifies a program named Connect to Peer Recovery Support - Tools for Drug Recognition Support at 22,822.50 expended, recipient Cranford Police Department, primary category Diversionary and Re-entry Support. It describes on call peer recovery coverage through the Union County Helping Hands 365 initiative and says the local non-profit Prevention Links will implement the program. The 22,822.50 is Draeger purchase order 24-01755, five lines for a Draeger Alcotest 9510 system, a 10 year item, dry gas, a component and a UPS Pro. The settlement accounts show no payment to Prevention Links or to any peer recovery provider. The report's performance indicator is Number of referrals to treatment: 0. The report says the Alcotest is used to show a zero alcohol reading before a police drug recognition evaluation. It gives the funding date as 08/26/2024 and the launch date as 08/26/2025. No peer recovery program paid from the account is documented. Breath alcohol instruments are not among the uses Exhibit E lists.