. >> pamela levin. we continue to show a positive balance at the end of the year. $2.8 million. revenues for charges for services are continuing to come and fairly strong and meet our expectations -- when we built the budget, we showed a small increase in revenues. it is meeting our expectations. refunds have started to pick up. we are scrutinizing and making sure that they are justified, of course, before we pay. we are not showing, at this point in time, savings and employee salaries and fringes. we are optimistic we will be able to continue to fill positions. to the extent that we can get requisitions through the process and bring back more of the people that were laid off, that will meet what we expect with no savings in salaries. other than that, nothing really remarkable about this report are what has occurred in the last two months. if you have any questions -- commissioner murphy: are we worried at all that we will run out of money later on with all of these new hires? >> vivian day. as you can see we are showing a $2.8 million surplus in our revenues, which will be adde