They currently have 21 employees, salaries of almost under $1.4 million. And if we include retirement, health insurance, and all the other benefits, their payroll impact to Lawrence County is a little over a million and a half. So if you have any questions on D&M, that's all I've got on them. Then on PRD we have three abatements. The first one is 2016-08, which was for eight injection molding machines and the associated hoppers and never dryers or anything to go with those. That was a $1.175 million project. And this is the last year for that abatement. The second abatement for PRD is 2017-12. This was for 14 new injection molding machines and associated equipment. This was about a $750,000 project. And it has four more years on this abatement. And then the final one for PRD is 2019-04. And this was for an injection molding machines and equipment. And this was about $1.3 million project. And it's got one, two, three, four, five more years on this abatement. PRD's current employment total is 133. Actual salaries are a little over $5.6 million. By the time we add health insurance, which is a huge expense for that many employees and retirement everything worth about $6.25 million of total impact of salaries. Did you see a hundred and thirty-three employees? Yes. And then 2016-08, that drops off this year, this is the last year of the abatement. The first one you did? Yes. All that building, their names didn't grow, that they're really. They are. Had they back in their amendment? Yes. The last edition that they did, when women off the backside, they had to put so much fill in there that there was a concern with the engineers about settling on it. They packed it pretty well. And that was done in 2018, I believe. I could be wrong on that. It doesn't seem to have been a problem. Thank goodness. Yeah. But at this point, about the only option for expansion would be between the two buildings to combine the two buildings. That's really. And that's not really a lot of space. So. Thank you. Any further questions? I'm curious. Very good. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. And thank you for watching. Thank you. Thank you. Mark Murphy. The President is going to be your day. He had something come up. He had to handle it. So he couldn't be here. But they do appreciate everything. You did a good job, was always. Thank you. Okay. Jackson County. R.M.C. Alex Wiggs. You need everyone. How's that? Good. How about you guys? Good. Good. So start off. Jackson County since 2018 has invested $6,130,000 for about $250,000. 50 miles of fiber plant. Out in the Shawswick Pleasant Run in. Area for your guys at service territory. We have 2366 electric members. And we are at 1,155 fiber broadband members. So almost a 66% take rate. That taken our internet service that we operate to. And everyone does have the option to take it. Wow.
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