I'd be happy to.
St. Albert is kind of fortunate. Our city manager was in the midst of the fires in Fort McMurray, so he is well versed in emergency response and has gotten St. Albert prepared for anything. When this broke out, we were ready to go into action right away. He also suggested that part of the recovery—and he's seen it in Fort McMurray—is extended. It's 18 months to two years, so we wanted to get our task force up and running early.
We have a concept plan that will have some deliverables, and I will be chairing a group of residents. We always have highly educated responsive volunteers in St. Albert, but I will be tapping some particular ones on the shoulder. I want the chambers of commerce involved. I want the development industry involved. I would like an economist sitting there. That's more on the economic recovery side. At the same time, we're going to have some of the not-for-profits sitting there to talk about some of the social and psychosocial needs that municipalities are going to have.
I'm happy to share the bylaw and outline of this recovery task force if anyone wants it.