Haddonfield

Composite score55FGrade F · provisional
Provisional. The ledger this grade reads is partial.
ComponentWeightScore
Reporting integrity50 %100 / 100
Spending conformity40 %0 / 100
Transparency10 %100 / 100
Weighted, before caps60
Caps that fired
zero-conforming-spendNon-conforming spending with no conforming dollar in the booksmax 55
Grade after capsF
In one page

What the reports say,
and what the books show.

Haddonfield has received $141,886.82 in opioid settlement funds and spent $12,621.00 of it.

Certified0.00
Certified+ 0.00
Certified+ 12,621.00
Certified FY2025 · First Responder Training+ 10,731.00
Certified FY2025 · Employee Assistance Program (EAP)+ 1,890.00
Certified+ 0.00
Certified to the State25,242.00
(Reference 1270-4)1,890.00
VECTOR SOLUTIONS · ck 3586+ 10,296.00
VECTOR SOLUTIONS · ck 3586+ 435.00
Matched purchases12,621.00
Both totals are summed from the published rows, in whole cents.
The account

The money, four ways.

Four figures describe the same settlement money. Each one comes from a different document.

1 · Received$141,886.82Cumulative receipts as certified to the Department of Human Services.DHS annual reports
2 · AuthorizedNo figure publishedBudget insertions and appropriations recorded against the account.Governing body resolutions
3 · Certified expended$12,621.00What the jurisdiction told the State it spent, by program.DHS annual reports
4 · Spent, per the books$12,621.00Non-conforming under the Exhibit E gates: $1,890.00.Account G-02-41-700-016
Nothing is unreported to date. Every payment in the account falls inside a filed report year.Red marks a certified against books conflict.
Reconciliation

Certified against the books,
every report year.

Every year this jurisdiction has filed, and the year it has not. The match on each row is computed from the rows, not judged.

FY202307/2022 to 06/2023
filed
MatchConsistent, no programsThe FY2023 report certifies 0.00 expended as of 06/30/2023. No charge reaches account G-02-70-746-000-000 before 12/10/2024. Report and books agree.
Certified0.00expended
The books0.00paid in window
Difference0.00no difference
The filed report
NJ DHS Opioid Settlement Funding Report · FY2023 · NJ80
Programs listed
none
Amount expended
$0.00
Received to date
$23,503.50
Fig. 1 · NJ DHS Opioid Settlement Funding Report · highlight added · open document
FY202407/2023 to 06/2024
filed
MatchConsistent, no programsThe FY2024 report certifies 0.00 expended and 0.00 encumbered between 07/01/2023 and 06/30/2024. The account shows no charge in that window. Report and books agree.
Certified0.00expended
The books0.00paid in window
Difference0.00no difference
The filed report
NJ DHS Opioid Settlement Funding Report · FY2024 · NJ80
Programs listed
none
Amount expended
$0.00
Unspent on hand
$83,322.51
Received to date
$83,322.51
Fig. 2 · NJ DHS Opioid Settlement Funding Report · highlight added · open document
FY202507/2024 to 06/2025
filed
MatchTies as a sumThe FY2025 report certifies 12,621.00 expended between 07/01/2024 and 06/30/2025. The account shows 12,621.00 in that window, the 1,890.00 EAP journal of 12/10/2024 and Vector Solutions check 3586 for 10,296.00 and 435.00 on 03/24/2025. Report and books agree to the cent.
Certified12,621.00Employee Assistance Program (EAP) · First Responder Training
The books12,621.00paid in window
Difference0.00no difference
The filed report
NJ DHS Opioid Settlement Funding Report · FY2025 · NJ80
Program name
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Recipient
Borough of Haddonfield
Recipient category
First Responders, Law Enforcement, and Emergency Services
Programs listed
2
Amount expended
$12,621.00
Unspent on hand
$105,606.62
Received to date
$118,227.62
Fig. 3 · NJ DHS Opioid Settlement Funding Report · highlight added · open document
FY202607/2025 to 06/2026
filed
MatchConsistent, no programsThe FY2026 report certifies 0.00 spent and 0.00 encumbered between 07/01/2025 and 06/30/2026. The account shows no charge after 03/24/2025 through 05/27/2026, the end of the produced print. 05/28/2026 to 06/30/2026 is not covered.
Certified0.00expended
The books0.00paid in window
Difference0.00no difference
The filed report
NJ DHS Opioid Settlement Funding Report · FY2026 · NJ80
Programs listed
none
Amount expended
$0.00
Unspent on hand
$129,265.82
Received to date
$141,886.82
Fig. 4 · NJ DHS Opioid Settlement Funding Report · highlight added · open document
Findings

5 findings.

Every finding is verified to the documents in its own row. An inference is labelled as one.

Red with the marker: a certified figure the books contradict.

01

The FY2025 report lists a new program named Employee Assistance Program (EAP) at 1,890.00 funded and expended, recipient Borough of Haddonfield, Schedule B strategy First Responders (pp5 to 6).

It gives 07/01/2024 as the date the program was funded and launched. It describes counseling through Cooper hospital for first responders and other employees who experience secondary trauma associated with opioid addiction. The Borough's EAP Services Agreement with The Cooper Health System is dated 06/15/2019 and renews from year to year. It covers all full-time employees and their families for personal or emotional problems, at 30.00 per eligible employee. The Cooper vendor history for 01/01/2018 to 08/24/2026 shows six payments of 1,890.00 from 08/17/2020 to 04/28/2025 and one of 1,984.00 on 06/23/2026. Every one is charged to a Borough budget line in fund 01, Admin - Other Contractual in 2020 and Medical Expenses, Physicals after that. Check 1819 paid 1,890.00 on 05/28/2024 and check 3667 paid 1,890.00 on 04/28/2025. The settlement account never paid Cooper. On 12/10/2024 a journal, reference 1270-4, charged 1,890.00 to the settlement account as annual contract for EAP through Cooper. The certified figure is that journal to the cent. The program ran for five years before the date the report gives, and the Borough budget kept paying for it.

supplantation · 4 documents · 10/03/2026
Verified1,890.00per the books
02

The FY2026 report certifies 129,265.82 of unspent and uncommitted settlement funds the Borough currently has on hand (p2).

It certifies 141,886.82 received since 2022 and 23,659.20 received from 07/01/2025 to 06/30/2026, and 0.00 spent (p1). The Borough was asked for every account that received or paid settlement money from 01/01/2022 and produced two. Revenue account G-02-41-700-016, printed 05/27/2026 from 01/01/2022, records 18 receipts totaling 117,009.54. Through 06/30/2025 it records 94,724.12. That plus the 23,659.20 the report gives for FY2026 is 118,383.32. The figure on hand is 10,882.50 more than every dollar the Borough could have received. Spending account G-02-70-746-000-000 was charged 12,621.00 by 03/24/2025, so no more than 105,762.32 could remain. The certified figure is 23,503.50 above that. The books held 104,388.54 on 05/27/2026. The certified 141,886.82 received is 23,503.50 above the 118,383.32.

unspent-misstated · 4 documents · 10/04/2026
Verified23,503.50per the books
03

The FY2025 report certifies 105,606.62 of unspent and uncommitted funds on hand (p1).

It certifies 118,227.62 received since 2022 and 12,621.00 spent from 7/1/2024 to 6/30/2025 (p1). Revenue account G-02-41-700-016 records 94,724.12 received through 06/30/2025. The figure on hand is 10,882.50 more than every dollar the account received by then. Spending account G-02-70-746-000-000 was charged 12,621.00 by 03/24/2025, the 1,890.00 journal of 12/10/2024 and check 3586 to Vector Solutions. That left 82,103.12 on 06/30/2025. The certified figure is 23,503.50 above it. The book balance never reached 105,606.62 at any date through 05/27/2026, the last date printed. Its high was 104,388.54 after the 05/06/2026 receipt. The certified 118,227.62 received is above the 117,009.54 the account recorded through 05/27/2026.

unspent-misstated · 4 documents · 10/04/2026
Verified23,503.50per the books
04

The FY2024 report certifies 59,819.01 received between 7/1/2023 and 6/30/2024, 83,322.51 received since 2022, 0.00 spent and 83,322.51 unspent and uncommitted on hand (p1).

Revenue account G-02-41-700-016 records three receipts in that window, 3,040.15 on 05/03/2024, 40,149.53 on 05/06/2024 and 7,725.62 on 06/21/2024, 50,915.30 in all. 59,819.01 is those three plus the 8,903.71 received on 03/01/2023, inside the FY2023 window, to the cent. It is every dollar the account received through 06/30/2024. The report adds it to the 23,503.50 the FY2023 report gave as received through 6/30/23, which makes 83,322.51. The books show 59,819.01 received and nothing spent by 06/30/2024. The receipts since 2022 and the money on hand are each 23,503.50 above the books. The same 23,503.50 runs through the FY2025 and FY2026 reports.

misreported-receipts · 3 documents · 10/04/2026
Verified23,503.50per the books
05

The FY2023 report certifies 23,503.50 of opioid abatement funds received as of 6/30/23, at question 7 (p1).

Revenue account G-02-41-700-016 is printed from 01/01/2022. It records one receipt before 07/01/2023, 8,903.71 on 03/01/2023, reference R 12722. The next receipt is 3,040.15 on 05/03/2024. The report is 14,599.79 above the books. The FY2024 report then counts the 03/01/2023 receipt a second time, inside its FY2024 figure.

misreported-receipts · 2 documents · 10/04/2026
Verified14,599.79per the books

Patterns this jurisdiction appears in: Funding-source substitution

How the money was spent

The ledger, as printed.

Account G-02-41-700-016, as printed from the jurisdiction's own accounting system. Classification follows the Exhibit E gates.

Every published line of account G-02-41-700-016
DateCheckPOPayee and descriptionAmountClass
03/01/2023Jan Current Receipt · Cash Rcpt/Accrued Rev8,903.71Receipt
05/03/2024Cash Rcpt/Accrued Rev Ck: 1104586753,040.15Receipt
05/06/2024VARIOUS CHECKS RECEIVED · Cash Rcpt/Accrued Rev40,149.53Receipt
06/21/2024Cash Rcpt/Accrued Rev Ck: 295197,725.62Receipt
08/05/2024TEVA SETTLEMENT FUND · Cash Rcpt/Accrued Rev Ck: 1105295822,764.41Receipt
08/05/2024BROWNGREER PLC · Cash Rcpt/Accrued Rev Ck: 315659,365.82Receipt
08/05/2024CVS SETTLEMENT FUND · Cash Rcpt/Accrued Rev Ck: 1105243222,400.02Receipt
08/05/2024ALLERGAN SETTLEMENT FUND · Cash Rcpt/Accrued Rev Ck: 1105241472,824.43Receipt
09/16/2024MCKINSEY SUBDIVISIONS SETTLEMENT · Cash Rcpt/Accrued Rev Ck: 19773,559.10Receipt
10/15/2024ENDO PUBLIC OPIOID TRUST ABATEMENT FUND · Cash Rcpt/Accrued Rev Ck: 325213,083.16Receipt
12/10/2024(Reference 1270-4) · annual contract for EAP through Cooper1,890.00Paid · Non-conforming
03/24/2025358624-02788VECTOR SOLUTIONS · Target Solutions Edition10,296.00Paid · Unverified
03/24/2025358624-02788VECTOR SOLUTIONS · Maintenance Fee435.00Paid · Unverified
04/21/2025WALGREENS · Cash Rcpt/Accrued Rev Ck: 1107034282,324.25Receipt
06/23/2025NATIONAL OPIOID - FD TRUST · Cash Rcpt/Accrued Rev Ck: 348958,583.92Receipt
08/12/2025ALLERGAN · Cash Rcpt/Accrued Rev Ck: 1107979902,801.18Receipt
08/15/2025Cash Rcpt/Accrued Rev Ck: 352039,365.82Receipt
08/18/2025TEVA · Cash Rcpt/Accrued Rev Ck: 1108067212,690.25Receipt
08/18/2025CVS · Cash Rcpt/Accrued Rev Ck: 1108048034,951.77Receipt
11/10/2025WALMART · Cash Rcpt/Accrued Rev Ck: 110863031196.87Receipt
05/06/2026WALGREENS-NATIONAL SETTLEMENT FUNDS · Cash Rcpt/Accrued Rev Ck: 1109692752,279.53Receipt
Total paid12,621.00
Conforming abatement spending0.00
Vendors

Vendors, and what paid them before.

What fund carried each payee before the opioid account, and how large the opioid slice is against the whole relationship. Bars share one scale.

Full width is $10,731.00, the largest payee total. Solid is the opioid account. Hatched is every other fund.

VECTOR SOLUTIONS10,731.00 10,731.00 from the opioid account
Documents · 9
ledgerDetail Vendor Activity Report, Cooper University Health Care, all accounts, 01/01/2018 to 08/24/2026, printed 08/24/202608/24/2026Open
ledgerDetail Vendor Activity Report, Vector Solutions, all accounts, 01/01/2018 to 08/24/2026, printed 08/24/202608/24/2026Open
ledgerGrant Budget Account Status and Transaction Audit Trail, account G-02-70-746-000-000, National Opioid Settlement Funds, 01/01/2022 to 05/27/2026, printed 05/27/202605/27/2026Open
ledgerRevenue Transaction Audit Trail, account G-02-41-700-016, Opioid Settlement Funds, 01/01/2022 to 05/27/2026, printed 05/27/202605/27/2026Open
contractEAP Services Agreement between The Cooper Health System and the Borough of Haddonfield, dated 06/15/201906/15/2019Open
dhs reportNJ DHS 2023 Opioid Abatement Report, FY2023, Haddonfield Borough, State ID NJ80Open
dhs reportNJ DHS Opioid Settlement Funding Report, FY2024, Haddonfield Borough, State ID NJ80Open
dhs reportNJ DHS Opioid Settlement Funding Report, FY2025, Haddonfield Borough, State ID NJ80Open
dhs reportNJ DHS Opioid Settlement Funding Report, FY2026, Haddonfield Borough, State ID NJ80Open

All documents are public records produced by the jurisdiction. Titles are the documents' own.

Records and timeline
Timeline

No dated event is published for this jurisdiction yet.

05/27/2026Records produced
08/22/2026Records produced
Correction from Haddonfield

No correction received from this jurisdiction. If a figure on this page is wrong, send the record that shows it. The response is published here word for word.

Correct the record
Frequently asked questions

Can opioid settlement money be spent on police cars or license plate readers?

No. Exhibit E of the national settlement lists the approved uses: treatment, recovery, prevention, harm reduction and related supports. Vehicles and surveillance hardware are not among the uses it lists, and state law bars using the funds to replace money a town would otherwise have spent.The approved uses

What did Haddonfield tell the State it spent the money on?

It certified 2 programs to the Department of Human Services. Each program, its recipient and its amount are reproduced above, beside the payments in the account.See the reports

How was this grade computed?

By code, from a published rubric: reporting integrity 50 percent, spending conformity 40 percent, transparency 10 percent, with hard caps for a certified program that has no payee in the books, for an uncertified transfer out, and for a records refusal.The rubric

Articles about this town

  1. ReportHaddonfield10/03/2026

    Haddonfield Borough

    Haddonfield certified a 2019 employee assistance contract as a new opioid program, kept paying it from its own budget, and has reported 23,503.50 more money received and on hand than its books show every year since FY2024.

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