bryan goebel, executive officer so the funding for vanner has come from our m.o.u. fund with the san francisco public utilities commission. the balance is currently just over $129,000. when we brought vanner on board after doing the r.f.q., to support oversight of clean power s.f., that was for service area one. and there were also three other consultants who qualified in that service area, but there were also two other service areas, local buildout of renewable energy projects and service three for communities of concern. we could engage the consultants that have been prequalified. it's been almost a year since i have been in contact with them, but if the commission desires that we could go back and to see what consultants are still interested in the work, those that are prequalified, or we could issue a new r.f.q. or a new r.f.p. for a new consultant using the m.o.u. funds. but i would leave that up to the direction of the commission. >> supervisor mar: thank you. and i'm just looking at the draft work plan for local buildout and it shows staffing for the executiv

i have to start by saying thank you to bryan, thank you to the executive officer goebel. i really want to recognize the partnership that we have had with mr. goebel over the past three years. so thank you. and we'll surely have more opportunity to celebrate bryan and his contributions between now and september. so thank you for the opportunity to present today. two of my p.u.c. colleagues are joining me today. britney gallagher and kiara herman. so let's take a look at the agenda. i will present our enrollment and service statistics. -- >> clerk: sorry to interrupt. i'm not able to share the presentation: >> yes. >> clerk: apologies for the interruption. >> thank you and thank you, ms. herman for the interruption. we want to make sure folks can see what we are presenting today. so if we can go to the agenda slide, please. so i will present our enrollment and service statistics. ms. gallagher will present our drink sea. for those of you following our clean power sf program, you're our program remains stable. there's really no changes since our last meeting so with that i'l

bryan goebel, executive officer so the funding for vanner has come from our m.o.u.fund with the san francisco public utilities commission. the balance is currently just over $129,000. when we brought vanner on board after doing the r.f.q., to support oversight of clean power s.f., that was for service area one. and there were also three other consultants who qualified in that service area, but there were also two other service areas, local buildout of renewable energy projects and service three for communities of concern. we could engage the consultants that have been prequalified. it's been almost a year since i have been in contact with them, but if the commission desires that we could go back and to see what consultants are still interested in the work, those that are prequalified, or we could issue a new r.f.q. or a new r.f.p. for a new consultant using the m.o.u. funds. but i would leave that up to the direction of the commission. >> supervisor mar: thank you. and i'm just looking at the draft work plan for local buildout and it shows staffing for the executive