this is steve ritchie, assistant general manager for water. i'm going to report on the recent 2020, august 2020 fires that were near our facilities. if i can have the next slide, please. i'm going to be talking about three fires. the mark fire, the scu fire and the czu fire. first, the mock fire. i reported on these on august 25th. these are data as of august 31st. again, the red outline is the outline of the extent of the fire that occurred. and the little dots are hot spots that were within the last 48 hours. so this was a map that was developed last monday. as you can see, this fire is basically totally controlled. it did not threaten much of our facilities. it did result in the evacuation of the town of moccasin, which was then repopulated about 45 hours later. if i can have the next slide. i was up there two weeks ago and able to take a photo. this is looking from the east shore of priest reservoir across the west reservoir. this is the one area where it adversely affected our facilities potentially. you can see on that hillside, from the

steve saul reports. give them an enormous round of applause. a beautiful angel of the north, the owner had us. and over here we have the superstar that is a will ritchiee who turned on the lights last night — david anderson who's a hospital chaplin — he's alongsidejasper who works as a therapy dog. it has taken it out of jasper, last night. and leona harris, a nurse from rossendale who raised £30,000 in a week to buy computer tablets for her patients. you're probably all exhausted, aren't you? yes, it was a fantastic night and jasper is a bit tired today. a real honour. it was also quite emotional at times, but really, really special. it me through the emotion of it? why was it such an intense, powerful moment for you? they treated us like celebrities, but there was that feeling also that you wish you were not there, but you still kind of wish that we had never heard of covid and i think about some of my colleagues who have struggled as well. i get you. colleagues who have struggled as well. iget you. ican colleagues who have struggled as well. i get you. i can see how a lot of the work you do as a hospital chaplain is private and behind the scenes an