Good afternoon, and thank you all for your attendance here today. Before I focused my attention on the bipartisan infrastructure legislation, just a brief update I spoke with Secretary of State Tony Blinken about an hour ago about the ongoing efforts to evacuating US citizens, and Afghan allies from Kabul, Afghanistan, and my office remains on call we're working around the clock to support efforts to ensure any Georgians who remain in Afghanistan are going to be connected with the Secretary of State's office and the Department of Defense to support their evacuation from Afghanistan and any Georgians who have family members in Afghanistan requiring assistance should contact my office, all those details are@ossoff.senate.gov Thank you to the mayors, thank you to the council members and commissioners present today. Today I briefed local elected officials, as well as national car service personnel on the bipartisan infrastructure bill that we passed by an overwhelming bipartisan margin, Democrats and Republicans in the US Senate. Two weeks ago, and I want to focus in particular on the investments that this legislation delivers and coastal resilience for Camden County for the cities of King's London St Mary's and communities throughout coastal Georgia and as you know, this was one of my highest priorities in this infrastructure legislation was ensuring that there were significant investments in coastal resilience. And it is my pleasure to report to you that there is more than $12 billion for coastal resilience in this bipartisan infrastructure bill. And that means resources that will flow to localities and counties for drainage infrastructure improvements for permeable pavers to assist with draining flood and tropical storm and storm surge events for marsh land remediation and sustainment for weatherization of public and private buildings so that communities like this one can withstand more and more intense tropical storms and flooding. For the reinforcement and expansion of evacuation routes, so that the local community here can access inland and higher elevation, where necessary, and a whole range of coastal resiliency investments that will benefit this community again. The most important message I want to deliver to the people of Camden County and throughout coastal Georgia, more than $12 billion. Included in this bipartisan infrastructure bill for coastal resilience, and I look forward to working with the outstanding local leaders who have welcomed me here today to ensure that that funding reaches these communities, because as sea levels continue to rise as tropical storms become more intense, we have to prepare our coastal communities in Georgia for flooding, and these resources will be available for that purpose. So thank you again, as you mentioned, is my second Camden County. Since I was elected and I am already planning my third, and look forward to working with you to help ensure this community is resilient in the face of the threats of flooding and tropical storm, any questions from. Hi Senator.