 Good morning everyone, it's been easy, your community outreach specialist and today I'm bringing you a very interesting video. I'm out at the wood shop that is out near the Detention Center and I'm going to be showing and talking to you guys about the wood shop program that we have as well as the welding program. So in regards to these programs, there are selected inmates that are approved for the actually do all of the cutting, sanding, painting, staining, construction, all of that for the agency and to show you all that they can do because they really do some incredible things when they build phenomenal furniture. Deputy Stoker with me who kind of runs, maintains the wood shop portion of the wood shop welding programs that we have for the inmates. I said that. The welding shop separate, Troy runs the welding shop, I take care of everything out here in the wood shop. So break it down for everyone because I did a great job of explaining what all goes on with the wood shop. Basically we build several different items for the jail, for the public. Our website is pascashiref.org. I'll put that in the link for you guys. And description. Send pictures in to me directly. Be email. And we can try to duplicate it. That's really cool. So you guys can also like if you want to get a little creative and you just have like an idea, you can also email and just talk over your idea or just take a photo from Pinterest like most of you probably do and send it in and say, I want that. Yes. And our inmates do that for you and they do an incredible job. What I've seen, I'm actually going to be ordering a couple of patio chairs very soon. And what I know that they cut everything themselves, they sand everything, they stain, everything is done by them. Yes. That's incredible. And also when it comes to the welding portion of it, there's a certificate that they can get to. Yeah, Troy's a state certified to give out certificates for welding. Very cool. So after they go through the program, if they've completed certain sections of it, they get a certificate that's approved by the state and they can go find a job. And as soon as they get out, they are clear to do that. I'm just saying, it's 2018 and I really want to get more so into like woodworking. So this might be my spot to go. There you go. I built a headboard so far guys, but I want to build more. So me and Deputy Stoker might be working on that. Sounds good. So what our inmates also do, they break ground for a lot of things and they build as well. So this, what you see behind me is actually going to be a new woodshop building which is going to be half storage, half woodshop because this building, this isn't big enough anymore. That's how great they are. That's really cool. So that wraps up getting to see the woodshop and talking about the welding program as well. So I hope you enjoyed that. Again I'll put the information below if any of like our local followers or anyone that's within driving distance who wants to have something made, custom made or you saw something on the internet, Pinterest, the internet is great for things like this and you can get in contact with Deputy Stoker and he will handle that for you. But I really do love this program because it does offer the opportunity to all of the inmates that are a part of it to take these skills and once they get out to be able to better acclimatize themselves to society and start bringing in money so that they could put it towards themselves, their families, wherever it needs to go. It's a really cool thing and I just like I said 2018 is about the 2018 I built a headboard before but I'm trying to take my woodworking skills to the next level so do not forget to like, comment, subscribe and I'll see you next time guys.