I would like to start with the DVD grant. So last year, Arizona, State of Arizona received 100 and $90 million from the US Treasury from for the CPF ICT infrastructure and 100 million dollar was allocated for broadband expansion. So we have invested 100 million dollar in 14 rural and six urban projects. And we're able to draw $112 million in local matching funding. And it was a statewide deployment in unserved and underserved area. Let's take a quick take a quick look, what exactly would be the outcome of this program. So 82 proposals were received from across the state 67 from rural counties and 15 from urban, we considered Maricopa and Pima County, which is most populous and mostly covered county when it comes to broadband infrastructure as our urban and 20 projects were recommended by the multi agency valuation committee for funding. So this whole apdg allocated 75 point 7 million to 14 our bodies in rural counties, and 2623 point 6 million to six hours in urban counties, which opened up 112 Almost 100 and $30 million in local matching fund. So so the projected outcome for this project would be total investment would be $230 million. And total mile or mile of fiber or coax line deployed will be 3300 miles. And that includes middlemen for middle mile projects and 60 Last Mile projects, and 73 communities will be served, total populations are going to be almost half a billion, half a billion. And sorry, half a million and total number of the household would be 700, FTEs 100,000 households. 22,000 businesses will be served out of this project and 734 anchor Institute will be connected with one gig symmetrical speed. Now, these are the tentative number from the proposals we have received. The number of households number of miles can change. But I we don't expect to see a dramatic change in the in the outcomes. As part of this compliance process. We have submitted our application last year in September for going through back and forth with US Treasury and justifying all the projects we have we are intending to fund, we got approval in February, fulfilled all the requirement with US Treasury and just started sending out all the contracts to our sub recipients. Some of the contracts are coming back to us signed and ready for execution. So in next few months, you will start seeing this project getting rolled in into your communities. And there are 24 months with an option of six month extension to complete this project. So this would this would be the first major investment in the state when it comes to brand value investing. We did one more investment in broadband few years ago. And that was in 2019. And that was for $3 million. So this is definitely significant. Let's talk about the Arizona State middleman broadband network. So few years ago, ACA and ADA took a hard look into our state middleman and our privately owned middle mile and we did not have enough middleman to cover the beat funding. So we went through a feasibility study and the legislation process last year. And we had we by going through the legislation we establish a statute which allows us or a DOD to deploy state middle mile network in Iraq right away. So all the interested state highways are eligible for middle mile deployment as part of that effort. Arizona Department of Transportation and ACA identified few highly crucial routes which need dire middle mile connection and then categorized each category into different parts. So on left side, if you can see you will see which are the top priority then priority high priority state routes and the additional routes. So following the feasibility study, we started working on deploying middle mile fiber on ice 17 I 19 and I 40 West. So where we are in this process currently on a 17 which is Phoenix to Flagstaff. Construction was completed in June 2023. We are going through some stress testing and network testing. And we have invested all $44 million in that project on i 19 which is Tucson to Nogales. Construction was completed in June 23. And investment is $21 million dollar. Again we are running some trick testing before we hand it to OMC vendor and I 40 West which is Flagstaff to California and investment of $74 million was announced in February con struction is expected to actually there are some wrong information typo in this PowerPoint construction will start end of this year and expected to finish in early 2025. Where we are in this process, so, of course, it or ACA we are, we are going through this process to select a YMCA vendor who will be managing this network for next 25 to 30 years. Arizona Department of Transportation and sand corridor network is ACS primary state partner in this initiative ACN Arizona Department of Transportation will execute an IGA which will establish governance to expand this funding, whatever revenue will be earning from this middle mile network and decide that how this money will be will be well spent in future when expanding other middle mile, middle mile network interstate routes and everything. So basically, this this money or revenue which will be earning from this network will go to it go to a state highway smart highway transportation fund. And we will be using this money to expand our middle mile network. We are in process of selecting your one C vendor. Last year we put out an RFP. And we received multiple applications or proposal, we went through an evaluation process. And we just kicked off the negotiation process with one of the organization out of that proposal. It's actually procurement, so I cannot make any more comment about it. But we are hoping to finalize a contract with that OMC vendor in next one and a half to two months and hoping to get this middle mile going before even we kick off the BT funding. Next we'll talk about weed. As you all know, State of Arizona received almost $943 million from the funding. So here's a quick snapshot $100 million was the minimum allocation from the federal government or NTA. And then for the high cost areas, we have received $223 million and remaining allocation, which is a average deployment cost for every single household, we received $673 million. So the total is 994 approximately. And if we get the 25% matching, which is expected or as per the novel, that will be another $235 million, and the total capital will be invested in bead would be $1.25 billion. Now, on your left side, if you look at the underserved BSL, that is 141,000 so far here in Arizona still lack high speed broadband connection, less than 100 and less less than 100 Download and 20 Upload and underserved VSL which has less than 25 Download and three upload. This underserved number was the main driving factor, which was was determined how much money states are getting, not the answered. So we have total be eligible areas approximately 270 297,000 addresses. However, there are still addresses missing in the maps and we are working diligently with the local partners ISPs nonprofit organization to submit those as part of the map improving process. I just want to note one thing that any address we saw any address we submit in this process after this date or after the allocation will not be considered into into the funding process it just to make sure that we are not leaving behind any addresses in any community from the high speed broadband deployment.