Certified the Borough newsletter as an opioid campaign

The FY2026 report certifies 9,114.00 spent between 07/01/2025 and 06/30/2026 (p1, question 6). Its one program block updates the Opioid Awareness Campaign at 9,114.00 spent, reports 13,500 participants served and describes the awareness as how to prevent opioid misuse (p4). 13,500 is the Borough's population as the FY2023 report gives it. The books show three payments in the period, all for the Borough newsletter. Courier Printing Corp purchase order 25-02297, news letter, check 10631 for 6,122.00 on 01/27/2026. Courier purchase order 26-00224, spring newsletter, check 10639 for 2,492.00 on 03/24/2026. Scott Hale purchase order 26-00523, Newsletter, check 10640 for 500.00 on 03/24/2026. They make the certified figure to the cent. The same two vendors printed and designed the newsletter and the annual borough calendar on the Borough's printing line every year through 2024. Courier's annual order ran 5,330.00, 5,330.00, 6,412.00 and 6,012.00 on that line in the four cycles before 11/05/2024, and Hale's 500.00 newsletter charge went back to that line on 07/22/2026. The FY2025 report described the campaign as a postcard campaign combined with information in the annual borough calendar. The report certifies the whole cost of the publication as an opioid awareness campaign. No record shows how much of any issue carried opioid information. From 2019 to 2023 the Municipal Alliance reimbursed the printing line 290.00 to 437.50 for an issue.