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I believe there's an additional $200,000 or $300,000 that Treasury is projecting to be available. And, and the slide says no one-time funds left. There are minimal one-time funds left. There are always one-time funds at the municipality, but the bulk large one-time funds are not known or available at this point in time, and the funding that has been used over the last few years, as mentioned, from the MLNP account is gone.

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