[0:01] [Music] [0:05] The city is hard at work remodeling park [0:07] facilities as part of the 2023 parks [0:09] referendum. During this process, we [0:11] continue looking for opportunities for [0:13] sustainability. For example, instead of [0:16] disposing of playground equipment, we've [0:18] sold it to new owners, which extends its [0:20] useful life. Another example is the [0:22] Kelly Park gazebo, which has been moved [0:24] to Hayes Park. Its new home will be in [0:26] the center of the four new ball fields. [0:28] For more information about these [0:30] projects, visit Apple Valleym.gov/parks [0:33] projects. [0:35] As construction continues at Kelly Park, [0:37] the remaining Music in the Park concerts [0:39] have been relocated to Corey Point Park. [0:41] This week's performance features 5-speed [0:43] Custom beginning at 1:30 p.m. on [0:45] Saturday, September 6th. While enjoying [0:47] the music, stop by the featured food [0:49] vendor, Las Tortillas. And don't miss [0:51] the following Saturday's Apple Valley [0:53] Fall Food Truck Festival, also at Cory [0:55] Point Park. The fall food truck festival [0:58] features a wide variety of food options [0:59] and live music performances. [1:02] With the start of the new school year, [1:04] students will be out walking, biking, [1:07] and riding buses to and from school. Now [1:10] more than ever, drivers need to be extra [1:12] vigilant throughout the community. [1:14] Remember, all drivers must stop when a [1:16] school bus has flashing red lights [1:18] activated. Please stay alert, slow down, [1:20] and avoid distractions to help keep our [1:22] students safe. [1:24] That's the latest vibe in Apple Valley. [1:27] Stay up tod date by visiting our website [1:28] and following us on social media. [1:31] [Music]