Hello, this is ███████████, your ████ senator at ████████████. I'm calling Ohioans to invite you to a live telephone town hall. You don't have to go anywhere. Just stay on the line and we'll start shortly. I'm committed to being a customer service first senator for you, and this call is part of that commitment. If you have a question at any point during the call, please press star three. I'll be answering as many questions as I can live on the call. Just stay on. We're going to get started in just a moment. Please hold while we connect you to your AHCCccess Live event. This AHCCCS Live event is currently in progress. Please note that this call may be monitored, recorded or rebroadcast. Anyone, a loved one in the Middle east to enroll in step so that you can stay up to date with the State Department's security guidelines and receive important updates. So we have the ability to help with that as well. And again, press star three if you would like to ask a question tonight. And I'm going to start out while we're waiting to get you into the queue, I'm going to ask a poll question here. So let me start out with the first one of the night. We're going to take this question. Do you think Congress should enact, should act to improve our railway safety across the country? I'm going to start this over again. Do you think Congress should act to improve railway safety across the country? If yes, press 1. If no, press 2 and we will share all of the results in our upcoming newsletter. And, and if you press star 6, we can help you get signed up for that newsletter. So the context for the poll question is that you obviously know about what happened in ██████████████ several years ago in ████ with a train derailment, subsequent fire that occurred as a result of that. So that's why I'm asking the poll question tonight. Do you think Congress should do more to act to improve our railway safety across the country? If yes, press 1. If no, press 2. First question tonight is from █████ in ████████. █████, go ahead with your question. █████, you're on. Oh, sorry, yes. With regards to the data centers and the construction and going to put those buildings in place, I'm looking to see what restrictions they have as far as providing their own power and limits on the water consumption, specifically with the electricity and the grid that we have in ████ being already a little bit overloaded. Can you speak to that? Yeah, a lot of questions there, █████. And I'll try to get to all of them. So, first of all, whether a data center gets cited in your community is really up to your local officials, whether that's your city council, whether your township trustees or your county commissioners. Is it zoned for this? And then usually.