49,150.53 of the fund bought AEDs and EMS equipment

From 08/22/2024 to 06/04/2026 the settlement account paid 49,150.53 for defibrillators, CPR training equipment and EMS supplies. Team Life, Inc. received 31,092.00 on five orders. Order 24-03815, check 971105 of 09/05/2024, 10,931.00, bought G5 semi-automatic AED and Powerheart G5 Intellisense items. Order 25-00608, check 972809 of 02/05/2025, 3,080.00, bought Powerheart G5 Intellisense and carry case items. Order 26-00266, check 976238 of 02/05/2026, 5,388.00, bought Powerheart Intellisense defib and G5 pediatric defib items. Order 26-00267, check 976360 of 02/18/2026, 10,675.00, bought semi-automatic AED, carry case, Prestan adult manikin and Powerheart CPR G5 trainer items. The print gives no quantities. Order 26-02334, check 977460 of 06/04/2026, 1,018.00, bought Powerheart battery and carry case items. V.E. Ralph & Son, Inc. received 18,058.53 on order 24-03816, check 970996 of 08/22/2024, for a Laerdal airway management trainer, a Laerdal CPRmeter 2 and CPR feedback pads, suction cups for LUCAS chest compression devices, a suction unit, an oxygen regulator, a resuscitator, a pulse oximeter, airways, masks and a sharps container. The same check paid a Cardiac Science G5 adult defibrillator item and an adult resuscitator charged to an office supplies line, and naloxone charged to a training aids line. The Township bought Powerheart G5 semi-automatic defibrillators and related items for 74,553.00 from its UC CARES Act Grant account, paid in January and February 2021. V.E. Ralph order 20-04047, paid 04/22/2021 from the same account, bought a Laerdal CPRmeter, suction units, oxygen regulators, pulse oximeters and resuscitators. From 2019 to 2025 the Township bought Powerheart items and batteries from Team Life on general equipment, motor vehicle parts, office supplies, training aids and emergency materials lines, and it paid Team Life 1,098.00 on an office supplies line on 04/09/2026. No report describes any of the settlement-funded equipment in a program. The FY2024, FY2025 and FY2026 reports mention equipment only in their goals, as support, equipment and training for the police and fire departments. No overdose program using the equipment is documented. Defibrillators and CPR equipment treat cardiac arrest, and none of this equipment is among the uses Exhibit E lists.