with the staff, community agencies that are here today, constituents of supervisor chiu as well as maria cohen, and the police chief and his staff, making sure these areas are not only looked after, and permission is shared, but also that the presence there is one that is positive. in addition to being present, vital information can be shared with people who ordinarily might not understand what is going on in a particular area but the basic information. this program has been successful. adrian has reports on 22,000 transactions sharing information over the past year that we declared to be the pilot first year. because it has been so successful, david chiu and malia cohen protected some funding in the budget for that, but we combine that smartly with funding from lennar corp., who is also making a big investment in district 10 as well. i want to thank both supervisors for their support, and also the office of civic engagement. we are realizing this program as a permanent launch, one that will embrace the community but one that will continue this important public-private relationship we have bil

supervisor cohen: ok, thank you, maria. one last question. this goes to the major changes per up -- from the previous local action plan. the second bullet, you said you're broadening the age range of the turkish population that you serve -- of the target population that you serve to incorporate a 10-year-old to 25- year-old. in the past it was 13 to 24. i want to know, may be statistically as well as anecdotally, what did you see the focus group? what did you hear that actually led to this change? 10-year old -- that is a fourth grader. >> part of the reason why is because what we saw first that the juvenile probation data is that the youngest booking is at 11 years of age. so that was one of the hard data points a week elected, one of the points that influenced our decision to go down to 11. in terms of 10-year-old, what we found in a lot of the focus groups with community-based providers, they kept telling us that middle school age is very important to focus on, because that is when we can prevent young people from further incarcerating are