Funding-source substitution

Counted 10,602.00 of newsletter bills as opioid awareness

$10,602.00

Amount in this finding

DGrade D · provisionalNew Providence

Funding-source substitution · Verified · Updated 10/03/2026 · 6 documents

The FY2025 report certifies a program named Opioid Awareness Campaign at 15,152.00 expended, recipient the Borough, primary category Primary Prevention, Education, and Training, 6,000 participants served (pp2 to 4). It describes the program as a bi-annual postcard campaign combined with information in the annual borough calendar. The figure is every movement on the settlement account between 07/01/2024 and 06/30/2025 except the 2,550.00 Stephen Hill assembly, to the cent. 10,602.00 of it is the Borough newsletter. Courier Printing Corp purchase order 24-02169, news letter, encumbered 11/05/2024, check 10571 for 6,012.00 on 01/28/2025. Scott Hale purchase order 25-00455, spring newsletter, check 10599 for 1,795.00 and 375.00 on 05/27/2025. The journal of 10/14/2024 that moved Courier's 2,420.00 fall newsletter from the printing line to the settlement account. The Courier order is the annual order the printing line paid in each of the four cycles before. The last of them, purchase order 23-02156, calendars, encumbered 11/20/2023, was paid by check 266476 for 6,012.00 on 01/10/2024, the same amount to the cent. Hale invoice 7655 was split on 05/27/2025, 500.00 to the printing line on check 268573 and 1,795.00 and 375.00 to the settlement account on check 10599. The other 4,550.00 of the figure is a 1,050.00 Hale printing charge and 3,500.00 of postage, which the record does not tie to any piece. The report certifies the whole cost of the newsletter as an opioid awareness campaign. No record shows how much of any issue carried opioid information.