We want the hospital to continue to look diligently for cost-saving measures.
There's no doubt that it will create some stress in the work environment.
To the extent we can get the project back on track, we want to do that. But we're not going to get the project back on line until we can get the information the contractors want and that we want for our own employees.
We're doing very well with the third-largest bargaining unit.
They've agreed to negotiate, which is a step forward.
The county will continue the same precautionary measures we've done right from the start. From the county's perspective, we will continue to work with these contractors because we've had an excellent relationship with them.
Everyone is kind of on track to determine where these elevated readings are coming from even though no work is going on. We will have follow-up tests for that control room on Monday because they'll do a wipe up and clean down in that area as well.
