Hello, Mesa. I'm excited to share with you today how we [music] together, our officers and our community members work together to make Mesa safer in 2025. From 2020 [music] to 2024, violent crime was on a steady rise, but in 2025, we saw a meaningful shift and a reduction [music] of 14%. Robberies continued a downward trend, decreasing for the fifth consecutive [music] year, dropping more than 34% since 2020. Aggravated assaults [music] declined for the first time in 5 years. That includes both domestic violence and non-domemestic violence incidents. Reported sexual assaults and rapes dropped [music] significantly, continuing a multi-year decrease. These results show what our [music] community partnership in reducing crime and preventing crime [music] can do for our community. In 2025, we continue to be the safest major city in the nation with a population our size. [music] But it's not going to stop there. In 2026, we're going to stay steadfast in working with and through our community to [music] improve upon our already great 2025 numbers. Thank you.