 Good morning. My name is Christopher Kidd, Assistant Chief of Columbia Richland Fire Department. Thank you for coming here today to help us celebrate a new life. The fire department is about family. We are an internal family of firefighters bound together with a common mission of saving lives and protecting property. But we also have an extended family of all the communities that we serve. In this instance, we were able to come together and adopt a family into our own. We would like to introduce the DEMC family and their brand new child. We would like to introduce our engine company, 11, who had the opportunity to come and help deliver a baby into the world. We would like to introduce Chief Jenkins, our fire chief. And again, welcome you all to thank you all for coming and helping us honor our firefighters. We don't think they're about to come out, truly. You know, all guys do some amazing things. They go out to fight fire, they run rescues, they do some amazing things. I think at that time you get to bring a light into this world that is truly amazing, especially such a beautiful, beautiful child has received for us. We're real proud of the fact that, you know, that's what training is all about. We're really proud of the fact that they put their training into motion. They're here to make this happen. And we're greatly, greatly appreciated. You know, that's the most important I can say. You know, we're just so proud of the family being here with us and sharing that beautiful child with us. And I don't know if you're aware of that, but she has become a part of our family now. So she's got a lot of, lot of stuff. Brothers and sisters. Hey, do you want to be a firefighter? I was looking yesterday. But anyway, you know, thank you all for coming. And the purpose here is to recognize these firefighters for what they did and present them with the stormboard. So we want to do that at this time. But before we do that, I just want to see if you all have any problems with that. That would be basically what it comes down to. We've talked multiple times, but I just, I appreciate y'all's professionalism. You know, and, I mean, we were real lucky to have close y'all work. And I don't remember exactly who it was that popped in when I was holding half of her in my hands. But it was a, it was a really welcome sight in the way y'all handled everything. And even just being as conscious as to once, you know, everything was good and everything like that. You know, asking if I wanted to bring in, you know, Zoe and see that mommy was okay. You know, the baby sister was okay and everything like that. I cannot thank y'all enough. And, you know, I'm, you know, in the army and I'm all about family too. And, you know, y'all family's real life. And so we'll see you at the birthday party. Let me come to describe your day and correct. Inject Company 11 is based off of Toonach Road. They are a very busy fire company. And that day, I believe y'all responded to a gunshot wound and we're ramping up for a usual day when suddenly they were called to a baby delivery, which is a very uncommon call for us. And I can't imagine what was going through y'all minds, y'all minds. But you'll arrive on the scene and immediately into action. And now we have a new baby in our family. We applaud you. And we'd like to recognize you formally with, as the Chief Jenkins said, is a storeroom. Where? Uh-huh. Chief Jenkins would like to start out with Captain David Cooper. Mr. Devin Ash. Mr. Shannon Peters.