this award will be presented by nicole scott who is the principle of john mclaren early at school. she is standing in for the principal. once again congratulations to alyssa price. >> good evening. my name is nicole scott, i am also the principle of the summer school portion of doctor williams -- [inaudible] i want to make sure that i take this opportunity to honor someone who i think it is very, very special and dear to my heart. this award recipient was nominated by her early education coworker. it is my privilege to read her nomination, and introduce the dynamic woman, ms. alisa chris price. she works tirelessly, passionately and skillfully to support the support of our parents and staff to educate our students. this award is long overdue and well-deserved. some unique qualities that distinguish her from the rest. with intelligence, fairness, kindness she guides our parents to the process of providing their children from preschool education. her persistence on follow often results and improvements in the attendance, and health of our students, as well as an increase in the well-

nicole. let's go on to our first presentation. it's an informational item by scott walton, manager, navigation center and shelter programs, department of homelessness and supportive housing. welcome to the council. >> thank you. it is an honor to be here. this item has been one we have been trying to get on the schedule for a number of month. i was presented some months ago with a series of questions about the council had for the department of homelessness in supportive housing regarding our emergency services which include emergency shelters and navigation centers. i'm going to do a brief overview answering some of those questions, but also saving time for your questions on top of that. first to just give you an overview of what is included in our emergency services. we have an adult emergency shelter system that serves adults that do not have custody of minor children. we currently have nine sites with 1203 sleeping spaces. of those, 574 are beds that are accessible 24 hours a day. another three and a 40 beds are accessible, much of the day and when they are not a