Beacon Woods roundabout electric motor product
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I cannot hear in these things. I I I I I'm ready for the day when he's going.
Oh uh talk my beacon woods what can hear me now.
No we can hear you.
Uh at Bekam's Drive they're doing the construction of the the roundabout, sorry. Yeah. Uh but yeah the roundabout's almost done. It's taken its shape now when you're taking the corner, so that's moving along. DOT started the light out front, so the safety improvements we approved uh back a couple of years ago are now coming to fruition and it's uh very exciting for all the residents there. Um I'd like to talk about a a meeting Commissioner Starkey were at the VFW a little while ago. Um we met a b gentleman by the name of Danny Tejesus with Airborne
Electric. And uh He's got a product and I'm not gonna go too much into detail, but it it works with electric motors. So if you think about lift stations, think about just even pool motors, air conditioning motors, it lets them run at thirty percent more efficiency and longer durability as well. So we'll send you some details coming up, but we'll have some our own staff's gonna meet with them. Um We've now got uh some private individuals to go meet with them too to try to help them get along. But Commissioner Starkey, your enthusiasm
was great with them. We are talking about hiring these people that are local veterans to go put them all to work at good paying jobs. So working with the M Skills with Commissioner Starkey's leadership there and to what our staff can do in the business community, we might be created a lot of jobs for a lot of veterans right here in Pasco County, right on the west side of well. So it's gonna be an exciting times coming up.
I uh we did meet with him, uh with David Engel and some of our staff and um Yeah, I'm I'm excited. I think there's some work that has to be done with PE D. C and a few others, but I think it's a great opportunity. Um, you know, he mentioned that He had gone looking for property in Pinellas County and we said, No, no, no. And he said, I really want those jobs to be here in Pasco. So um we think we'll be able to help them, but It's a it's it's very promising.
Yeah, so many times. That's all I have, sir.