we have onsite activities and campaigns and targeted programs. and communications in general. and they all look a little bit different and they are all talking about something different. so we needed something to unify all of that. so in 2017 we launched the better every day tag line, look and feel. it has its own color palate and all of that. and it really has helped tie together everything so people are starting to see that the physical activity program is attached to this healthy weight program. it's attached to grant program. it all goes tolling and is one comprehensive initiative to work on employee well-being. we have always offered campaigns. this year we about five of them. the campaigns offer education in general. there are often opportunity for people to register to either receive targeted emails or to track their behavior. we had over 5,000 -- almost 5,000 register strands this year for the five campaigns. but don't think that they are lymphed to those people because the materials from those campaigns are seen by a lot of people. those are the people who took some e

the district recently launched an onsite mental health counseling program for their high school students and their families in partnership with the district's new addiction and mental health task force. the clinical counseling and partnership with saint mary medical center began last month at the pennsbury high school. it continues its partnership and expand the program to in the and families elementary and middle school students. as the co-chair of the bipartisan heroin task force we have worked tirelessly both in congress and our communities to find solutions to this devastating epidemic. we're in the elementary and middle school students. as the so encouraged by the steps that these members of our community are taking to address the issues of mental health and addiction. we encourage every school district in bucks county to follow the lead of pennsbury school district in both educating and protecting our children. we also thank the st. mare mary medical sent' and family association of bucks county for partnering with the school district. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what

partners has a job training program and their participants are out cleaning the streets twice a days, getting job experience and getting paid for their work. we have security onsite and great collaboration with the police department. that concludes the apprenticing presentation. >> do you have questions for the director? we'll go to the analyst to hear the report. >> yes, the ordinance code provisions for emergency shelter sites. this is consistent with the board's declaration of emergency in december. he laid out the sites there, it's on page 22 of the report. there are five specific sites and then two categories of sites that are not as specific and well identified. on page 26 of the report, we do list what we evaluate is the cost for developing the sites. this is the information presented in other reports. for the two cal tran sites, 125 bay shore, cost are $11 million and operating costs are $12 million. there is costs for the gentlemen lawny house and the hotel, we haven't fully developed yet, but talk about in the report. our understanding is the mayor's office will have to verify the funding. we consider it competitive bidding to be and the other code prov