Planning/Programs/Events: 

Tutoring at Boys and Girls Club: Tutoring at the Boys and Girls Club began on Monday, August 22^nd through Thursday August 25^th. Staff assists two groups of students per day for the tutoring program, with 12 students selected per group.  Nearly 100 students participated in the program this week.  
 
Mental Health Counseling at Boys and Girls Club:  On Monday, August 22^nd and Wednesday, August 24^th, this program provided mental health counseling for Boys and Girls Club students. The program partnership provides students with the opportunity to open-up in a safe environment to discuss daily stresses, personal hardships, and reoccurring issues to enhance their mental well-being.
 
Hispanic Heritage Month:  Staff has been coordinating with the Communication Department and employees to create videos to honor Hispanic Heritage within the Village of Wellington. Hispanic Heritage Month occurs from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15^th.
 
Youth Council Selection:  Staff has continued the selection process for the Youth Council and has updated a new application for the program. The purpose of this program is to empower youth dedicated to personal development and leadership through civic engagement.
 
Meeting with Tennis:  On Tuesday, August 23^rd, Community Services met with Tennis Center staff to discuss a way to implement the participation of four (4) sponsored Boys and Girls Club students in the Fall Tennis programs.  The plan is for the students to begin the Tennis program in the middle of September and attend once per week until December.
 
3v3 Basketball Tournament Meeting:  On Thursday, August 25^th, a zoom meeting was held to discuss the logistics, required materials, and staffing necessary to hold this tournament. The event is tentatively expected to be held on November 12th.  
 
SWAG Logistics Meeting: On Thursday, August 25^th, staff held a meeting with the Crowned Pearls of Wellington to discuss the needs and logistics of the 2022/2023 SWAG program.
 
Crossover Program: On Saturday, August 27^th, staff will host the weekly basketball program at the Wellington Boys and Girls Club. We expect to have 40 participants engage in basketball activities to start their Saturday morning.

On 8/22/22 at 3:04pm, there was an attempted residential burglary.  The victim returned home to find two suspects attempting to pry open the front door using a hanger.  Both suspects were in their earl twenties.  Victim scared off suspects by claiming he had a gun.  Investigation on-going.
 
On 8/23/22 at 11:06pm, deputies responded to the CVS at 11936 Forest Hill Boulevard to investigate a retail theft in-progress.  The suspects attempted to exit the store with a shopping cart filled with over the counter medication valued at $6,776 after passing all points of sale.  Upon being confronted by a store manager, suspects left the merchandise behind and fled in a Nissan Altima (UK tag, possibly blue).  Deputies checked the area for the vehicle and its occupants with negative results.  Investigation continues.
 
Detective Bureau worked on a Grand Theft incident whereby the victim reported that an unknown suspect withdrew from her checking account, opened a fraudulent account in her husband’s name, and transferred money from her account into the new fraudulent account.  Investigation found this case was related to nine additional fraud cases, including one being investigated by the Financial Crimes Unit due to the loss exceeding $100,000.  Through thorough investigation, a suspect was identified. An arrest warrant was requested through the State Attorney’s Office.
 
The Street Team is continuing to work on on-going investigations including:

• Assistance with Homeland Security regarding surveillance on a subject who resides in Wellington.  The subject is tied to an active homicide investigation regarding a fatal overdose. 
• Felony narcotics case stemming from an arrest made on two individuals who reside off of Via Toscana.  This past week, team members responded to multiple locations within the Village believed to be selling illicit narcotics.  Team members are continuing surveillance and background investigations on those residences.
• On-going surveillance regarding juveniles loitering and possibly vandalizing signs near the Fire Rescue Station 20 on Greenview Shores. 

*Arrest* the Street Team followed a suspicious vehicle in the area of Forest Hill Boulevard and initiated a traffic stop.  During the investigation, team members learned that the subject had an outstanding Felony Warrant out of Riviera Beach Police Department for dealing in stolen property, Grand Theft, and False Verification of Ownership.  The subject was arrested and transported to jail.  The subject has a history of theft charges and recently was released from Federal Prison for manufacturing and sale of machine guns.  Case cleared by arrest.
 
Golf Carts; four (4) incidents involving golf carts were reported last week.

• 3 of the 4 golf cart incidents occurred near Elbridge Gail Elementary school. There was an issue regarding enforcement of signage locations where golf carts were prohibited.  Upon closer review, the issue was resolved through the relocation of the signage.
• The remaining golf cart incident involved a golf cart traffic stop for failure to stop at the intersection at the McDonald’s at Greenview Shores and Wellington Trace.  The case was cleared with a written ticket.

School Complaints:

• Elbridge Gail Elementary & Golf Carts - PBSO addressed vehicular speeding concerns due to cars attempting to get around vehicles ‘stacked’ along Birkdale Drive during pick up and drop off school hours.  Enforcement was present at the school last week.  We will continue to work with the school principal to see if the issues are resolved by snaking in the vehicles through the teacher parking lot.  
• While enforcing the speeding concern, it was observed that parents/golf cart operators were violating the golf cart signage that indicates golf carts are prohibited beyond specific points during school hours.  The parents requested the Village review the signage placement in an attempt to resolve their concerns of conflicting placement locations.  After reviewing the signage placement with the Principal, PBSO, and the Village Engineer, the sign will be relocated near the intersection of Birkdale and Royal Fern Drive.  This location will provide room for golf carts to pull off and park, without impeding the pathway for pedestrians and bicyclists.
• Conversely, Village staff received a call from a concerned parent who lives on Old Cypress Trail who is not in favor of golf carts on the pathway and is concerned for the safety of his young children utilizing the pathway to walk to school.  Staff will be at the school this week to conduct golf cart educational outreach on ordinance rules and regulations to the golf cart operators.
• Wellington Elementary (vehicles parking @ Barrington Woods entrance) – Deputies will be present this week near Barrington Woods in response to a complaint of parents parking to drop off and pickup students near the Barrington Woods neighborhood entrance.  This is causing a bottleneck for residents trying to exit/enter the neighborhood.   Team members will assist with enforcement.   
• Wellington High School (vehicles parking @ Carlton Street entrance) – Deputies assisted with enforcement in response to complaints of vehicles parking at Carlton Street and Greenview Shores Blvd. during school pick up and drop off hours.   Code Compliance deployed signage indicating no parking near the entrance.

Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) - Staff is working on submitting the FY22 (FDLE FY21) Edward Byrne Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) application due on August 31, 2022.  The Village was awarded $5,211 in grant funding.  This is a non-competitive formula grant with awards based on UCR crime numbers.  The grant funding will cover the majority of the cost to procure and install two (2) additional license plate reader (LPR) solar cameras at the 120th Street entrance to Village Park.  The Village currently has two (2) solar LPR cameras at the parks Pierson Road entrance.   The current cameras were donated to the Village as a pilot project/testing area for Vetted Security Solutions new solar powered LPR cameras. 
 
Training Spotlight
 
Active Shooter Training: The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office is coordinating C.R.A.S.E (Civilian Response to Active Shooter Event) training for the faith-based groups in Wellington. 

Narcan Training:  The Village of Wellington has coordinated with the Palm Beach County Behavioral Health Coalition to train staff who have high interaction with the Public including team members in Community Services, Parks & Recreation, Parks Maintenance, and Equestrian Trails & Nuisance Abatement on Narcan use.    The PBC Coalition will be offering training sessions at the Wellington Community Center on the following dates:

Building

International Accreditation Service (IAS) for Building Department:  Building Department initiated the IAS accreditation process in December 2021. Achieving IAS accreditation will demonstrate that the building department has met the national standard and is competent to provide public safety services for our community. The accreditation will also help proactively establish, and assess goals for public safety, customer service, budgeting, professional development, and enhance the public and professional image of the building department.
 
The Pre-Assessment Document Review was completed and accepted in April of this year. This week, August 23rd through 26th, the Building department operations have been thoroughly evaluated by IAS Lead Assessor, Mike Bouse. The assessment included a very thorough document review and phone interviews with the following stakeholders;

• Internal Stakeholders - Elected Official, Planning Department representative, Fire Marshal, Public Works Department representative, Village Engineer, Department Director and Building Official.
• Technical Interviews with - Permit Supervisor, Chief Plans Examiner, and Chief Inspector.
• External Stakeholder - Architect and Engineer that completed the plan review process for a new residential or commercial building within the preceding 12 months and Contractor that completed a new residential or commercial building that received final inspection approval within the preceding 12 months. 

During our final daily briefing, Friday, August 26, the IAS Program Manager and our lead assessor, Mike Bouse, stated that “of all the 28 departments he has reviewed, Wellington is the first department that had no corrective actions or issues generated during the process.” He attributed that to the professionalism of the staff and the detail of completed documentation.

Mr. Bouse also advised that the finalized assessment and recommendation will be forwarded to the three member IAS Quality Management Team for review by next Friday, September 2nd and this review will be completed by the following Friday, September 9th. The recommendation for accreditation will then be placed on the schedule for a hearing of the full IAS Committee for final approval, possibly completing the accreditation process by the end of September.
 
Planning and Zoning

Lagoon/Estates at Equestrian Village Proposals: The applicant/agent has received the first round of comments regarding the submittal package. They are in the process of preparing a response as well as revising the documentation as needed. The proposals will be presented to the Equestrian Preserve Committee (EPC) and the Planning, Zoning and Adjustment Board (PZAB) at a joint workshop meeting on September 7^th following the regular meeting of the EPC.
 
Interest Growing in K Park:  There has consistently been private sector interest over the past 10 years in acquiring and developing all or part of the K-Park property. Historically, several inquiries per month are made about the property and between 3 and 6 unsolicited proposals per year for all or part of the property are received.  Recently though, interest has substantially increased.  Based on recent meetings and communication with numerous interested parties, we expect to receive at least 5 unsolicited proposals within the next couple of weeks.  Proposals are expected for various types of uses from the following companies/groups:

• The Edge Group; California, Massachusetts, South Florida
• Provider Real Estate Partners, American Medical Buildings, Katz & Associates; Ohio, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Florida, etc.
• Avalon Bay Communities; Miami
• Lotis Group; Boca Raton
• Uniland Development Company; Amherst, New York

Code Compliance

Binks Preserve HOA Meeting: Code Staff met with the Binks Preserve HOA President and Property Manager concerning parking, boat storage, and assistance with non-compliant properties who received an HOA violation notice.  Code Staff will conduct day and night inspections to begin a parking education process.  The Property Manager will forward non-compliant properties to the code officer who will review the properties to ensure the issues are also a violation of Wellington code and issue a violation notice if required. 
 
Appaloosa Trail Encroachment: Code Compliance received a request from Public Works to assist with a tree encroachment on the C-4 canal.  A violation notice was issued to the home on Appaloosa Trail.  The homeowner responded to the notice, and code and public works staff are currently discussing potential measures to trim the tree. 

OPERATIONS HIGHLIGHTS

• The Department performed 28 disconnects for non-payment last week and 78 door hangers were hung for possible disconnection this week (over $100 threshold balance) 
• Current meter No Reads are down to 654.  The current phase of the Endpoint Replacement project has been completed.  The Department retains an inventory of approximately 1,500 endpoints to cover the period of downtime until the next phase can commence after October 1st.     
• The Hydromax fire hydrant assessment and repair project is proceeding on schedule and is expected to be completed before end of FY. As the Contractor discovers inoperable hydrants, Field Services is sent out to perform necessary repairs.

• WTP demands are in line with where they were this time last year
  • 5.98 MGD Avg Day Demand (vs 5.83 MGD Aug '21)
  • 6.30 MGD Peak Day Demand (vs 6.44 MGD Aug '21

• WRF treated flows are slightly below where they were this time last year
  • 3.31 MGD Avg Daily Flow (vs 3.57 MGD Aug '21)
  • 3.50 MGD Peak Daily Flow (vs 3.93 MGD Aug '21)

• There are no current regulatory exceedances or non-compliance issues. There were no report submissions in the last week. 

NEW DESIGN, STUDIES, AND REPORTS

• The Department approved a new PO with Hillers Electric to support the development of bid criteria for on-call vendor services for the Utilities TROPOS wireless mesh router network.   

UTILITY ENGINEERING PERMITS (8/20 to 8/27)

• Utility Permits Applied For: 0 (YTD 23)
• Utility Permits Issued: 2 (YTD 12)
• Inspections Performed: 9 (YTD 838)
• Reviews Performed: 34 (YTD 465)
• Fees Collected: $0.00 (YTD $6,532,367.46)

CIP PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

• The following projects are in active state of construction. Major weekly milestones are as follows:
  • Fluoride update: Deliver of fluoride will commence on August 29th.  Staff plans on doing final calibration of the system on August 31st.  pending successful calibration, the system can be placed online.  
  • Florida Design Contractors - HPP8 and Post Treatment Improvement Project – Contractor is working on remaining punch list items.  This project is substantially complete.  
  • Hinterland - Lift Station Phase II Rehab – Punch list walk through is scheduled for this week.  This project is substantially complete.  
  • Wharton Smith - WTP R & R Project - Ductwork, framing, and electrical work continues in the HSP building employee spaces and the old control room finishing is complete.  Staff office space will relocate this week from the HSP building 2nd floor space to the old control room space in M2.  
  • WRF Generator Improvements and PLC Replacement Project –  Generator building electrical work is scheduled for this week as well as a coordination meeting for plant MOT and dewatering.  
  • WRF Dryer Catwalk Project – Punch list items are complete; project is considered complete.  
  • Well Rehab Phase 4—Florida Design Drilling is continuing work on the acidization of R4.
  • Phase II Endpoint Replacement Plan (FY22) is complete in the field.  Approximately 7,000 endpoints have been installed.  We are currently tallying final inventory numbers and will process final pay app before end of FY.  Badger has informed us that they are forecasting extended lead times on endpoint electrical components (minimum 120 days from PO) which could delay the implementation of the 3rd project phase currently planned to commence after October 1st.  This could present challenges to have all endpoint installs by Pedal Valve completed before the end of this calendar year as previously planned.   

Construction Projects

Town Center:  Phase 1 of the project continues.  Substantial completion of phase 1 has been pushed back to September 4^th, 2022.  The Amphitheater and Scott’s Place are closed to the public and will remain for the duration of the project.  The final substantial completion date is scheduled for April 5^th, 2023. 

Golf Cart Pathway Expansion (Pierson Road between Birkdale and Stribling):   This project is upcoming.  

Greenview Shores Park Safety Netting:   A PO was issued to the contractor Ball Fabrics for installation of a safety net between the softball field and the tennis courts.  This project is anticipated to start the first week of September.   

Design Projects:

Big Blue Trace Landscaping and Traffic Calming (South Shore Blvd. to Paddock):  This project includes the installation of traffic calming features, landscaping and irrigation along Big Blue Trace between South Shore Boulevard and Paddock Drive.  The project is currently in the design phases.  

Public Works Storage Building:  This project will facilitate the storage needs for the Public Works Department with the anticipated demolition of the Old Boys and Girls Club at the South Shore Community Park.  The proposed building will be a 10,000sf pre-fabricated structure.  The Engineering department is currently working on a performance specification and site plan for a storage building in the Public Works Facility.  We are currently in the preliminary stages of design.   

Greenbriar Park Restrooms:  This project consists of a new restroom building at the Greenbriar Park Facility.  The current facility has reached its useful life and is in disrepair.  The current facility is also on septic drainfield facilities.  The project will also include permanent sanitary sewer facilities which the current facility does not have.  The project is currently in the design phase. 

Greenbriar Park Disc Golf Study:   This project consists of a nine hole disc (Frisbee) golf facility to be incorporated into Greenbriar Park.  The engineering department will be working directly with Jake Hampu, Founder of the Unified Dream Organization to prepare a conceptual disc golf course layout within the open field area of Greenbriar Park.   The project is in the conceptual design phase.   

Greenbriar Park Pickle Ball Courts: This project includes outdoor pickle ball courts adjacent to the existing Volleyball Courts at the Greenbriar Park facility.  This project is currently in the conceptual phase.   
50^th Street Assessment Project:  This project includes construction of a 2-lane roadway along 50th Street between Ousley Farms Road and South Road.  Engineering is currently managing the design and assessment reporting for the project.  Currently, Mock Roos has prepared 90% design plans, the final Plan of Improvements, and the final Engineers report.  The project is currently in the final design phase.

Sheriff’s Substation Needs Analysis and Preliminary Site Plan:  This project includes a facility needs assessment, and a preliminary site plan analysis for the construction of a new PBSO substation at Town Center.  Leo Daly has completed the needs analysis portion of the project and will be developing a conceptual site plan for a facility at the Town Center property.  We anticipate this being completed by November 15^th.   This is in the preliminary planning phase. 

PBSO Existing Building Assessment:  This project consist of the inspection of the current PBSO substation at 14000 Greenbriar Blvd.  The engineering department is preparing a building hardening recommendation and report for this building.  This project is in the analysis phase. 

Tennis Center Expansion (Master Plan):  This project consist of the planning of the ultimate buildout of the tennis center at 3100 Lyons Rd.  Mock Roos has prepared preliminary plans and cost estimate to support this effort.   This project is currently on hold. 

ACME Stormwater Modeling:   Staff is working in coordination with Mock Roos to develop an updated stormwater model, utilizing the latest version of the ICPR (Inter-Connected Pond Routing) software.  The final report for the project is due in October 2022.  

ACME Big Blue Preserve Pump Station:  This project consist of the refurbishment of the pump station for the Big Blue Cypress Preserve.  Engineering is coordinating with public works to move the existing pump station into ACME right of way.  The pump station currently lies within an easement, outside of ACME right of way.  This project is in the procurement phase.  

ACME Culvert 130 Refurbishment:   This project consist of the refurbishment of an existing major stormwater culvert along the C-7 Canal.  The culvert is within the Palm Beach Polo Subdivision and an ACME easement.  Engineering will coordinate closely with the Palm Beach Polo POA to minimize the disruption to the neighborhood.   This project is in the procurement phase.

C-2 Multipurpose Pathway:   This project consists of the construction of a 10ft wide pathway along the C-2 Canal, between Greenview Shores Blvd. and Bent Creek Road.   This project is in the design phase.

C-8 Multipurpose Pathway:   This project consist of the construction of a 10ft wide pathway along the C-8 Canal, between Stribling Way and Forest Hill Blvd.  This project is currently in the design phase.
  
Greenview Shores Bike Lanes:  This project includes the addition of traffic calming features and bicycle lanes along Greenview Shores Blvd. between Binks Forest Drive and Wellington Trace.  This project is currently in the design phase.

Greenbriar Blvd. Bike Lanes:   This project includes the addition of traffic calming features and bicycle lanes along Greenbriar Blvd. between Aero Club Drive and Greenview Shores Blvd.   This project is currently in the design phase.

Wellington Trace & Primrose Lane Traffic Calming:   This project includes the addition of a mini round-a-bout at the intersection of Primrose Lane and Wellington Trace.  This project is currently in the procurement phase. 

Wellington Trace/Big Blue Trace:   This project includes the addition of permissive only left turn lane arrows along the Wellington Trace approaches to Big Blue Trace (N/S).  This project also includes the extension of the southbound left turn lane to accommodate the additional vehicle storage needed for the protected turn movement.   This project is in the procurement phase.

Appaloosa Bridle Trail:   This project consist of drainage improvements for the public Bridle Trail between Appaloosa Trail and Greenbriar Blvd. within the Saddle Trail South Subdivision.   This project is in the design phase.
  
Little Ranches – Bridge Restoration:   This project consist of the refurbishment of the old Little Ranches Subdivision Bridge to accommodate pedestrian and recreational use.  This project is in the design phase.

Welcome Sign / Southern Blvd.:   This project consist of adding a “Welcome to Wellington” sign on the NW corner of the Municipal Boundary, which is generally at the Flying Cow/Southern Blvd. Intersection.  An AT was transmitted on 08/23/2022 regarding the specifics for this project.  This project is in the permit phase.

Traffic Studies/ Issues
Traffic Calming/Vision Zero: Engineering is coordinating the implementation of Vision Zero Resolution 2022-15 and the Complete Streets Resolution 2022-16. 

Permitting

Below is a summary of the department's permitting activity for the week of 08/22/2022 – 08/26/2022:

• Engineering permits applied for: 3
• Engineering permits issued: 8
• Inspections performed: 56
• Reviews performed: 94
• Fees Collected: $35,837.85

Environmental Services, Neighborhood Parks & Equestrian Trails

• Continue to service residents with scheduled mosquito spraying and bee removal requests.
• Treated weeds at Azure Park.
• Trimmed various trees along the Bridle Trail and Red Trail.
• Pressure cleaned various areas at Block Island Park, Margate Park, and Primrose Park.
• Completed trail maintenance (dragged and box-bladed) along the Appaloosa Trail and Bridle Path Trail.

Landscape Maintenance & Nuisance Abatement

• Cleaned up palm debris, Village wide.
• Prepared various areas for landscape renovations along Big Blue Trace, Skipton Avenue, and South Shore Boulevard.
• Installed Citra Blue sod in the medians along Greenview Shores Boulevard.
• Continue preventative irrigation maintenance, Village wide.

Building Maintenance

• Replaced various lighting fixtures at PBSO Substation, Village Park, Wellington Community Center, and Wellington Environmental Preserve (Section 24).
• Completed various building maintenance repairs at Public Works, Tennis Center, Village Park, and Waste Water Treatment Plant.
• Adjusted newly installed artwork at Wellington Community Center.
• Installed new banners in the gym at Village Park.
• Cleaned roof gutters at Community Services, PBSO Substation, Public Works, and Village Park.
• Pressure cleaned and repainted gates at the Greenview Shores I entry wall.
• Lowered all flags to half-staff from sunrise until sunset on Saturday, August 27^th, in honor of the Anniversary of the Death of American Service Members during the Evacuation from Afghanistan.

Roads & Roadside Refuse

• Pressure cleaned various areas along Forest Hill Boulevard and Greenview Shores Boulevard.
• Replaced damaged sidewalk section along Forest Hill Boulevard.
• Installed sod along Montauk Drive and Peconic Court.
• Ground several sidewalk sections along Callington Drive and Farmington Circle.
• Installed shellrock to correct drop-offs along the Appaloosa Trail.

Surface Water Management & Preserve Maintenance

• Cleaned debris from various canal ends and pump stations, Village wide.
• Continue regrading swales, Village wide.
• Began regrading the C-23 Canal.

Aquatics and Sport Facilities

• Continue with daily maintenance of pool pumps at the Aquatics Center.
• Continue with daily inspections at the Aquatics Center and Tennis.
• Continue with daily athletic field maintenance on all fields, Village wide.
• Continue maintaining turf at Amphitheater and Patriot Memorial.
• Fertilized fields at Olympia Park and Village Park.
• Assembled and set up new goals in preparation for the upcoming Soccer season, at Village Park.

• RFQ 202214 - Architectural and Engineering Services for the Construction of an Aquatics Facility – The selection committee met on July 13^th and short-listed three firms for presentations/interviews.  The selection committee met on July 27^th to hear presentations and interviews from the short-listed firms.  Subsequently, the committee scored and ranked each proposer.  Based on the scoring results, the committee recommends authorization to negotiate with Ohlson Lavoie Corporation. Authorization to negotiate will be presented at the September 6^th Council meeting.
• LOI 202215 - Special Magistrate Services - Three Letters of Interest were received July 20^th.  This item will be presented at the September 6^th Council meeting.

Wellington Outreach Information

The Communications Department is working on filming and editing multiple Public Service Announcements, including, GoWellington APP Promo PSA, New Hedge Regulations, Know the Flow PSA, PBSO New Therapy Dog, Code Enforcement Appreciation Week, Town Center Phase II Update, Covid 19, Hispanic Heritage Month Staff, Hispanic Heritage Month Wellington High School, Hispanic Heritage Month Palm Beach Central, Golf Cart Ordinance, and Why Do I serve.

Social Media promotion focuses on promotion of election day in Palm Beach County, South Shore Boulevard lane closure for Utility construction, registration open for fall season sports, National Traffic Awareness Month reminder to drive safely, Food Trucks & concert series, Conversation with a Deputy event coverage, Weekly event and activities highlights.
 
Council:

• Tennis Jamboree. (August 22-23)
• Tennis Jamboree FlickR Album. (August 23)
• Conversation with a Deputy Photos. (August 25)

Other:

• Public Safety Flood Control Certificate. (August 22)
• 100 Neighborhood Watch Flyers Printed. (August 22)
• 125 STAR Brochures Printed. (August 22)
• Wellington Staff Hispanic Heritage Month PSA. (August 24-26)
• Palm Beach Central Hispanic Heritage Month PSA. (August 25)
• Wellington High School Hispanic Heritage Month PSA. (August 26)

IT has been working with staff on support tickets as they come in and with Utilities construction projects as well as the Town center Phase 2 construction.

Cybersecurity remains at a high level as well are dealing with various security items daily.