 LES is excited to kick off a partnership with the San Jose Earthquakes who share a goal to raise awareness and educate soccer fans about seismic activity. The partnership with the San Jose Earthquakes allows us to reach a vital community. As we're sitting here, ironically, in the area called the Epa Center at PayPal Park. Coming to an Earthquakes game is the best. It's always a ton of fun. The partnership offers soccer fans a unique opportunity to experience a simulated earthquake before and during each home game by catching a seismic ride on the Shake Trailer. The Shake Trailer is just one of our many tools. It simulates a 7.1 earthquake and quite frankly, a lot of times shocks people as to the severity of that shaking. The Shake Trailer gives the Earthquake Warning California program the ability to educate fans and help build resiliency for communities most at risk to shaking from earthquakes. We're so close to the San Andreas Fault and the Hayward Fault here to have a real earthquake safety focus at the stadium is really important. The Quake Stadium also offers fans an additional layer of safety during games. Due to its unique design, PayPal Park is earthquake retrofitted in sections giving the stands the flexibility to move as shaking starts. As I bring my family out to the games, it gives me a sense of comfort knowing that the organization has taken the necessary steps to provide an added layer of protection. Together with the Quakes, Cal OES offers educational tools to learn about the earthquake early warning system. It's a series of sensors around the state that allow us to get vital seconds of advanced notice. It's not before the earthquake, it's not predictive, but it's before the shaking and that's valuable time. The system gives Californians vital seconds to take protective actions like drop, cover and hold on. It's super important to know that you have to do drop, cover and hold on really fast. As the Quakes players practice safety both on and off the pitch, together we encourage fans and Californians statewide to practice earthquake preparedness and share the valuable tools they learn from riding the shake trailer because when an earthquake hits, seconds matter. Our earthquakes are a bit different. We don't get advanced notice. So what we ask is that you prepare, take a few steps to be in a better position. Go to earthquake.ca.gov, download the My Shake app, look at some of the tools that are on the site, whether it's your go kit, preparing for yourself and your animals and be a little bit better prepared. To see more from us, head to news.calues.ca.gov and follow us on all of our social media platforms.