We have all eight urban search and rescue teams engaged in this fight from Florida.

So we talked about doing a relief.

So we have all the resources we need, but we're going to bring in another team to, if you will, backfill those resources

so that, again, there's no more needed resources in the numbers of people.

But we want to rotate those out so that we can get some resources back

in case in seven to ten days or so we may be dealing with some type of tropical cyclone.

Yeah, just to the reiterate, we've always had three federal teams besides Florida Task Force One and Florida

Task Force 2, which are also part federal, but we're here locally, on standby.

So they've been standby. We just haven't deployed them or requested them.

Due to the recent five-day forecast with two storms, we decided that it would be best to go ahead and activate them.

So make that request. So the one, we'll head this way. And then we'll look to see what to, you know, we'll go ahead and release.

And I just follow up to anybody in the answer, which is your thoughts and concerns,

about the stability of the building, what are engineers saying about the concerns about the stability

of the building that's still standing?

I'm concerned are you that it remains in the right now.

So we have the structural engineers on site. They're monitoring extremely closely

everything that's happening there because obviously we cannot put our first responders in danger

and we're removing items that we can that might fall off the building so we are taking necessary

measures to avoid those sorts of falling items but at this time it's not considered that the building is at risk of collapse

but it is unstable and so there we are no longer entering into the building carlo carlos with mc6 my

question is um it'd be for the fire chief although it might be open to someone else. A line of dump trucks arrived early this afternoon.

Can we walk this through where they're staging?

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