Hi, this is ██████████, Director of Communications and Media Relations for the city of ██████. Press 2 to opt out of future teletown hall calls. In a few moments, we'll begin our live town hall meeting. Tonight, we'll be sharing information about the upcoming election and an FAQ about public comments at public meetings. We'll also be talking about World cup and Friska Freedom Fest. You will have an opportunity to ask questions, so please stay on the line. And welcome to our live town hall meeting now in progress. You can reach the City of ██████ at ████████████. You are joining a live conference already in progress. Please be aware that your local phone company may leave your line open for up to ██ seconds after you leave the conference. If you would like to ask the speaker a question, please press 0 the line. It should just be another minute or so before we join the live audience at the George A. Purefoy Municipal Center. We will be taking questions both from ██████ residents here at the Municipal center and from those participating remotely by phone and on Facebook as well. So if you are hearing my voice, that means that you are on the phone. So if you have a question, press 0 to submit those any time. You'll speak with an operator who will type your question and submit it to our live forum. If you'd rather not bring your question live, no worries. Go ahead. Let your operator know. Of course, we would love to hear your voice. So either way, still pressing 0 to submit a question at any time. Now remember, our goal tonight is to answer as many questions as possible. So when you're asking your question live, please stick to your specific question so we can respect everyone's time. Again, if you ask your specific question, we will need to move on. And thank you all so much for your help with this. We want the chance to hear from as many people as we can during our time together. Also, another reminder to provide us with your email address to keep you updated electronically. Moving forward, please press 7 on the keypad on your phone. Again, that's one of the best ways for us to keep you up to date going forward. So again, zero to get in line with your questions at any time, seven to register for the future email updates. Thank you all again for being a part of this live forum. Should be just another minute before we join the live audience here. And again, we will be taking questions both from Frisco residents right here at the Municipal center and also from those participating remotely by phone and on Facebook. So Again, if you're hearing my voice, you are on the phone pressing 0 to get your questions in line. Already seeing lots of questions come through already. And Again, go ahead, press 7 to sign up for the city's enewsletter. And thank you all so much for your patience while we get everyone on the line. With that, we're going to join our live audience tonight at the George A. Dearfoy Municipal center right now. All right, well, before we begin, I'd like to quickly review our meeting procedures. So here in ██████, we value our public engagement. Of course, we welcome different viewpoints in respectful dialogue as part of the public process. Because tonight's town hall is different from a regular city council meeting, we will be handling in person questions a little differently than we have in the past. To help ensure we stay on schedule and accurately capture questions, we ask that anyone attending in person who would like to ask a question, write it down and submit it so we can accurately capture and respond to as many questions as possible during the meeting. To ensure everyone has a fair opportunity to participate and that the meeting can proceed in an orderly and productive manner, we also ask all attendees to follow the rules of decorum displayed on the screen. These rules apply equally to everyone, regardless of viewpoint, and are intended solely to maintain a respectful environment for discussion and to minimize disruption. So thank you all for your cooperation and participation. I imagine a lot of the questions we will get tonight is about public discussion processes, and so.