I believe, are showing the details of those numbers that I presented earlier. So the first slide that I wish I numbered those slides. I'll do that next time for either follow up, but the slide is called FY 23 annualized revenue summary detail. And in that slide, as you can see, the revenues now are a little bit more details for example, I have municipal income tax utility users tax and sales and charge for services, which are the three three main components of VPS revenue are the following slide. Even the revenues are broken down in some more detailed numbers. For example, you know you have a slide there that shows other departments sales. And underneath that you see that the major component of that is the towing admin fees in the amount of $450,000 and that's the what rolls up to those sales and services. The following slide is the expenditure and if again, if you are following along the honorable Council commissioners, you have their salaries and you have overtime broken down in non uniform and uniform and then underneath operating supplies such as fuel repair, maintenance, and other operating supplies. So again, I just wanted to answer to your earlier request to provide better details now that being said, I do have even greater details on this, which amounts to 5060 pages, and I'll be happy to provide it but I don't think that this animal board has the time in their possession. So that's why I tried to summarize and then answer questions as you may have about those lines. But again, this is a first step I took to satisfy the board's request and in the future, this wide and you know the board I can I can work with you to provide more information as you wish. The other slide after this details for the budget. I have presented to you the overview of the forfeiture activity report for the first quarter. And at that point, the total revenues from the local forfeiture were $237,000 and federal forfeiture was $400 We spent on the local forfeiture fund out of local forfeiture fund I should say, we spent $277,000 and the Federal forfeiture we spent only $13,000. The following slide giving you a quick overview of some contracts as I started with the last quarter presentation, so I'm giving you the out. I'm showing you the contracts that the department currently has. And if you see the notation on the left hand side of the slide that says one to 90 days, that means that those contracts are expiring within the next three months. And the ones underneath say now you want to handle 80 days. So those contracts are expiring from three to six months, and 181 plus days. Those contracts have more than six months life in them before they expire. The reason why we keep those the numbers the days that they expire it because we start to work in advance you know the city takes long time to go through the channels to approve a any particular contract you name it doesn't matter how big or small it is, and we start working well. Ahead of 90 days in advance to make sure that goes through DPD goes through the budget goes through the procurement office and then to Mayor's office and ultimately to the city council. So just to give you again an overview and you know, that's that's the contract information report. The following slide shows the vehicle purchases report. The total amount that we ordered during the quarter is $8.9 million and is for a total of 171 vehicles. In the middle of that. We are showing you what operation of the department those vehicles are expected to be deployed. And again you have them from Bully market patrol car to canines to SRT and other other areas of department.