Town Of Fairfield: 9.10 TOWN UPDATE

Press release from the Town of Fairfield:

9/10/2021

As summer winds down and we enter into the fall season, Fairfield welcomed thousands of our students back to school last week. It was so much fun to be invited to join Riverfield Principal Brenda Anziano, Superintendent Mike Cummings and Riverfield staff to greet students on their first day back. Riverfield students and staff took part in celebrating Mr. Gelsi for being named P.E. Teacher of the Year on opening day. The display of community, that I witnessed at Riverfield and so many times in all our schools through the years, was another reminder of why Fairfield is such a special town. 
 
I want to wish all Fairfield students, parents, teachers and staff a successful and happy school year! As summer winds down and we enter into the fall season, Fairfield welcomed thousands of our students back to school last week. It was so much fun to be invited to join Riverfield Principal Brenda Anziano, Superintendent Mike Cummings and Riverfield staff to greet students on their first day back. Riverfield students and staff took part in celebrating Mr. Gelsi for being named P.E. Teacher of the Year on opening day. The display of community, that I witnessed at Riverfield and so many times in all our schools through the years, was another reminder of why Fairfield is such a special town. 
 
I want to wish all Fairfield students, parents, teachers and staff a successful and happy school year! STORM IDA AND FAIRFIELD STORM IDA AND FAIRFIELD PRELIMINARY DAMAGE ASSESSMENT 
The Town of Fairfield is working with the State Department of Emergency Management and Homeland Security to seek Federal Aid for residents and businesses damaged as a result of Storm Ida. The first step in that process is to determine if statewide damage reaches the Federal threshold for a Presidential Disaster Declaration. It should be noted that the threshold for uninsured losses is very high: approximately $3.5M for Fairfield County and $5.5M Statewide and both thresholds must be met to qualify for Federal Aid. PRELIMINARY DAMAGE ASSESSMENT  website  under “Town of Fairfield News”. Since my last newsletter, per the Governor’s Order, I ordered the flags at half-mast in honor of the 13 brave American service members, who paid the ultimate price while trying to rescue Americans and our Afghan allies in Afghanistan. This week, I ordered the flags at half-mast for CT State Trooper Brian Mohl, who lost his life in the line of duty during the storm. Since my last newsletter, per the Governor’s Order, I ordered the flags at half-mast in honor of the 13 brave American service members, who paid the ultimate price while trying to rescue Americans and our Afghan allies in Afghanistan. This week, I ordered the flags at half-mast for CT State Trooper Brian Mohl, who lost his life in the line of duty during the storm. I am encouraged that our community is taking the necessary steps to curb the impact of the COVID-19 Delta Variant, as we've seen recent improvements in the CDC’s and State’s categorizations of Fairfield County and the Town. There has been some leveling in various indicators, and I appreciate our residents continued efforts to help limit the spread of the virus.
 
Vaccination remains the most effective tool to limit the spread and severe consequences of COVID-19. Of Connecticut’s new COVID-19 cases in the last 7 days, nearly 70% were unvaccinated. In addition, this week’s State data indicates that those who are unvaccinated are at 5 times higher risk of being infected with COVID-19, 5 times higher risk of being hospitalized with COVID-19, and 10 times higher risk of dying from COVID-19.  Currently 70.62% of Fairfield’s population has had at least one dose of vaccine, with 66.38% being fully vaccinated. COVID-19 vaccination is widely available and I encourage all those eligible to get vaccinated as soon as possible. You can find the closest locations by texting you Zip Code to GETVAX and additional local vaccination clinics will be held as detailed below.
 
VACCINE CLINICS
The Fire Department and the Health Department are working together with CT DPH to host vaccination clinics at the Reef Road and Jennings Road Fire Stations on the following dates:
 
Fire Station 1 (Reef Road): First dose: 9/18/21 10 AM- 4 PM, Second dose: 10/9/21 10 AM- 4 PM
Fire Station 2 (Jennings Road): First dose: 9/19/21 10 AM- 4 PM, Second dose: 10/10/21 10 AM- 4 PM
Please check the Fire and Health Departments’ websites and social media in a few days for directions for how to sign up.
 
Also, both Fairfield Warde and Fairfield Ludlowe High Schools are working with the Health Department and CT DPH to host vaccination clinics for eligible high school and middle school staff and students in the next few weeks. Once the dates are confirmed, information will be sent out through the schools and will be posted online.
 
The Health Department will be offering COVID-19 booster doses, for those eligible, once the final guidance has been issued by the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP).  This should happen within the next month. I am encouraged that our community is taking the necessary steps to curb the impact of the COVID-19 Delta Variant, as we've seen recent improvements in the  CDC’s  and   State’s  categorizations of Fairfield County and the Town. There has been some leveling in various indicators, and I appreciate our residents continued efforts to help limit the spread of the virus.
 
Vaccination remains the most effective tool to limit the spread and severe consequences of COVID-19. Of Connecticut’s new COVID-19 cases in the last 7 days, nearly 70% were unvaccinated. In addition, this week’s  State data  indicates that those who are unvaccinated are at 5 times higher risk of being infected with COVID-19, 5 times higher risk of being hospitalized with COVID-19, and 10 times higher risk of dying from COVID-19.  Currently 70.62% of Fairfield’s population has had at least one dose of vaccine, with 66.38% being fully vaccinated. COVID-19 vaccination is widely available and I encourage all those eligible to get vaccinated as soon as possible. You can find the closest locations by texting you Zip Code to GETVAX and additional local vaccination clinics will be held as detailed below.
 
VACCINE CLINICS
The Fire Department and the Health Department are working together with CT DPH to host vaccination clinics at the Reef Road and Jennings Road Fire Stations on the following dates:
 
Fire Station 1 (Reef Road): First dose: 9/18/21 10 AM- 4 PM, Second dose: 10/9/21 10 AM- 4 PM
Fire Station 2 (Jennings Road): First dose: 9/19/21 10 AM- 4 PM, Second dose: 10/10/21 10 AM- 4 PM
Please check the Fire and Health Departments’ websites and social media in a few days for directions for how to sign up.
 
Also, both Fairfield Warde and Fairfield Ludlowe High Schools are working with the Health Department and CT DPH to host vaccination clinics for eligible high school and middle school staff and students in the next few weeks. Once the dates are confirmed, information will be sent out through the schools and will be posted online.
 
The Health Department will be offering COVID-19 booster doses, for those eligible, once the final guidance has been issued by the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP).  This should happen within the next month. VACCINE CLINICS Fire Station 1 (Reef Road): Fire Station 2 (Jennings Road): TOWN GOVERNMENT CHARTER REVISION CHARTER REVISION When I gave my first State of the Town address in January of 2020, just 60 days after I was sworn into office, I shared with our community that Charter reform was long overdue. The Town Charter is our own version of a constitution by which most aspects of our Town Government is guided. Our Town hasn't had a Charter revision since 2006, and it is generally recommended that it be done roughly every 10 years. On August 30, the Board of Selectmen unanimously  approved a resolution to establish a Charter Revision Commission. (You can watch the Board of Selectmen meeting where this was discussed here.) The Charter Revision Commission will work over the next year to listen to the public, boards, commissions and departments and craft proposals based on those discussions, that will be considered by the Board of Selectman for approval and then placed on the ballot for residents to vote on in November 2022.  As this process unfolds, I encourage all our citizens to participate in this fundamentally important process. When I gave my first State of the Town address in January of 2020, just 60 days after I was sworn into office, I shared with our community that Charter reform was long overdue. The  Town Charter  is our own version of a constitution by which most aspects of our Town Government is guided. Our Town hasn't had a Charter revision since 2006, and it is generally recommended that it be done roughly every 10 years. On August 30, the Board of Selectmen unanimously  approved a  resolution  to establish a Charter Revision Commission. (You can watch the Board of Selectmen meeting where this was discussed  here .) The Charter Revision Commission will work over the next year to listen to the public, boards, commissions and departments and craft proposals based on those discussions, that will be considered by the Board of Selectman for approval and then placed on the ballot for residents to vote on in November 2022.  As this process unfolds, I encourage all our citizens to participate in this fundamentally important process. AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN ACT FUNDING
On July 19, I hosted an informational workshop to present my proposed list of projects to utilize the $24.8 million in federal funding coming to Fairfield. You can watch my presentation, the public comments, and the follow up Q&A from the Board of Selectmen, Board of Finance and Representative Town Meeting  he goal in selecting these projects was to have an impact on a large cross section in our community and address some long overdue infrastructure projects. We looked at the Town's capital improvement plan to identify shovel ready projects that qualified under the federal guidelines, as well as new ideas to help those impacted by COVID-19. On August 16, I did a follow-up meeting with the Board of Selectmen on the American Recovery Rescue Plan Act funding proposal. You can view that meeting  Last night, the Board of Finance discussed ARPA funding. You can watch the meeting  here here . The Board of Selectmen is scheduled to vote September 20th, Board of Finance September 21, and Representative Town Meeting September 27. MATTRESS RECYCLING EVENT Getting ready to dispose of an old mattress or box spring?  You can arrange to have your item recycled for a useful second life by dropping it off at a free,  Town-wide mattress collection Town-wide mattress collection  event to be held on Saturday, September 18 from 9 am to 1 pm at  Veteran's Park, 909 Reef Road.

The event is sponsored by the Sustainable Fairfield Task Force (SFTF) in cooperation with the Mattress Recycling Council (MRC),  a nonprofit organization formed by the mattress industry to operate recycling programs in states that have enacted mattress recycling laws. 

Any mattress, no matter when it was purchased, can be brought to the event for no-cost recycling, assuming it is not damaged, heavily soiled or posing other health or safety risks. NEW FACES IN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT NEW FACES IN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT It's always a privilege to administer the oath of office to new officers joining the Fairfield Police Department. On Wednesday, I swore in Mia Barrow &  Bridget Melsenti, who started training at the police academy on Thursday.  It's always a privilege to administer the oath of office to new officers joining the Fairfield Police Department. On Wednesday, I swore in Mia Barrow &  Bridget Melsenti, who started training at the police academy on Thursday.  It's always a privilege to administer the oath of office to new officers joining the Fairfield Police Department. On Wednesday, I swore in Mia Barrow &  Bridget Melsenti, who started training at the police academy on Thursday.  CUDDLE BEAR FUNDRAISER UPDATE | POLICE DEPARTMENT CUDDLE BEAR FUNDRAISER UPDATE | POLICE DEPARTMENT CUDDLE BEAR FUNDRAISER UPDATE | POLICE DEPARTMENT A special thank you as well to Usborne Books & More who matched all of the donations!!!
 
Jaclyn launched this fundraiser with a goal of filling each squad car in town with hope (and hugs!) with a Cuddle Bear book and plush! Each set will go directly to a child in the local area. Officers can provide additional comfort to children experiencing difficult times through a story about being loved and a bear that they can hold onto when they are going through a hard and scary time. These sets were also available to officers to give to children that they meet while on patrol. Sometimes it can be the little things that mean the most, and the cuddles and hugs from Cuddle Bear can help little ones manage their big feelings. 
 
Thank you to Jaclyn Brunetto and all who contributed to the Cuddle Bear Fundraiser! Jaclyn and her family delivered 120 books and bears on Tuesday! A special thank you as well to Usborne Books & More who matched all of the donations!!!
 
Jaclyn launched this fundraiser with a goal of filling each squad car in town with hope (and hugs!) with a Cuddle Bear book and plush! Each set will go directly to a child in the local area. Officers can provide additional comfort to children experiencing difficult times through a story about being loved and a bear that they can hold onto when they are going through a hard and scary time. These sets were also available to officers to give to children that they meet while on patrol. Sometimes it can be the little things that mean the most, and the cuddles and hugs from Cuddle Bear can help little ones manage their big feelings. 
 
Thank you to Jaclyn Brunetto and all who contributed to the Cuddle Bear Fundraiser! Jaclyn and her family delivered 120 books and bears on Tuesday! Last week, the Sacred Heart University Community Theatre, an 100-year-old iconic and cultural landmark in the heart of our downtown, held its official grand opening, after two years of renovations and revitalization. I want to offer my sincerest gratitude to Dr. Petillo, President of Sacred Heart University, and the Kleban family for their generous contribution to the Town of Fairfield.  OVERDOSE AWARENESS 
On Overdose Awareness Day, recognized as August 31, we remembered those loved ones lost to overdoses and recommitted to ending the stigma of drug-related deaths. As a Town, we must do our part in reducing the toll of overdose in our community, which sadly claimed the lives of 1,372 Connecticut residents in 2020 and 38 in Fairfield the past six years. OVERDOSE AWARENESS  On Overdose Awareness Day, recognized as August 31, we remembered those loved ones lost to overdoses and recommitted to ending the stigma of drug-related deaths. As a Town, we must do our part in reducing the toll of overdose in our community, which sadly claimed the lives of 1,372 Connecticut residents in  2020  and 38 in Fairfield the past six years. , in conjunction with the Fairfield Health Department and Police Department, hosted its fourth annual Overdose Awareness Vigil on Sherman Green to remember those lives and the affected families and friends. Can't see the table below? Click here to view the original story. STATE REPRESENTATIVE LAURA DEVLIN HOLDS PUBLIC LISTENING FORUM ON JUVENILE CRIME 
Fairfield, along with many towns across the State has been experiencing car thefts, valuables stolen from motor vehicles, and other acts committed mostly by juveniles. For many homeowners and property owners, these crimes are personal; their cars, garage, or home are being violated, and sometimes the crimes rise to more STATE REPRESENTATIVE LAURA DEVLIN HOLDS PUBLIC LISTENING FORUM ON JUVENILE CRIME  STATE REPRESENTATIVE LAURA DEVLIN HOLDS PUBLIC LISTENING FORUM ON JUVENILE CRIME   dangerous acts of violence. That is why State Representative Laura Devlin (R-134) will be holding an expert panel discussion with members of local enforcement, state prosecutors, and public defenders for a community conversation on the issue of juvenile crime. Pre-registration is required, to ensure seating. Please register here. To submit a question to be read to the panel, please go here. here here This Juvenile Crime 'Listening' Forum is an important opportunity to hear the public's concerns, experiences, and questions on this serious issue. Rep. Devlin has assembled the expert panel as a way to provide background on these issues, but will spend the majority of the forum listening to concerned Fairfielders.
 
After the Forum, State Rep. Devlin will use resident's input to help craft policy with her legislative colleagues, which will hopefully address the current juvenile crime crisis. 
 
Anyone who has additional questions regarding the Crime Forum, should call State Rep. Devlin at her State Capitol office at 1.800.842.1423 or email her office at Laura.Devlin@housegop.ct.gov.  Laura.Devlin@housegop.ct.gov Can't see the table below? Click here to view the original story. HIGH HOLY DAYS & ANTI-SEMITISM #1 According to the just released, most recent FBI hate crime statistics from 2020, 59.1% of all hate crimes motivated by religion, were directed at Jews. Jews make up only about 2% of the US population.
 
#2 In CT, the most recent hate crime statistics for our state, released in 2018, almost 70% of all hate crimes which were motivated by religion were directed at Jews. Jews made up just about 3.5% of the CT population.
 
#3 According to the American Jewish Committee’s 2020 State of Antisemitism in America Report, a survey of both Jews and the American general public, there is a significant difference in awareness of antisemitism between Jews and the general public. Almost 90% of American Jews believe that antisemitism is a problem. However, nearly half of all US adults are not even familiar with the term antisemitism, 21% saying that they never heard the term and 25% saying that they are unsure of what it means. #1 #2 #3 I joined 41 other mayors and first selectpeople in Connecticut, along with 700 municipal officials across the country, to sign onto the joint initiative by the American Jewish Committee and the US Conference of Mayors to speak out against antisemitism, by declaring it incompatible with fundamental democratic values. I hope our Jewish neighbors had a happy New Year and I wish you an easy fast this Yom Kippur. I hope our Jewish neighbors had a happy New Year and I wish you an easy fast this Yom Kippur. Can't see the table below? Click here to view the original story. Fairfielders, it's hard to believe that tomorrow will mark 20 years since our lives were forever changed by the terrorist attacks on our country. While those acts shattered steel, they did not shatter American resolve. This weekend and every day, we remember the Americans who perished in those attacks and their families, including the First Responders and the citizens who either risked or lost their lives to save their fellow countrymen on that fateful day. Fairfielders, it's hard to believe that tomorrow will mark 20 years since our lives were forever changed by the terrorist attacks on our country. While those acts shattered steel, they did not shatter American resolve. This weekend and every day, we remember the Americans who perished in those attacks and their families, including the First Responders and the citizens who either risked or lost their lives to save their fellow countrymen on that fateful day. remembrance Can't see the table below? Click here to view the original story.
Brenda L. Kupchick
Fairfield First Selectwoman Can't see the table below? Click here to view the original story. Community Events
Town Events
August/September Updates
Town Services 
Community Resources Can't see the table below? Click here to view the original story. COMMUNITY EVENTS COMMUNITY EVENTS END OF BEACH SEASON SCHEDULE As of Monday, August 9th, there are no lifeguards on duty at Sasco, Southport, and South Pine Creek Beaches. 
  Jennings and Penfield Beaches and Lake Mohegan – Will be staffed with lifeguards daily through Sunday August 29th. Then again on Labor Day weekend (Sept 4th – Sept 6th).

Beaches may have reduced swim areas. Please be sure to obey the lifeguards and to swim in permitted areas only.
 
Parking attendants will remain on daily through Monday, September 6th. th FAIRFIELD FARMER'S MARKET VETERANS STAND DOWN 2021
Stand Downs are typically one- to-three day events providing supplies and services to homeless Veterans, such as food, shelter, clothing, health screenings and VA Social Security benefits counseling. Our community's will take place at Port 5 National Association of Navy Veterans 69 Brewer Street, Bridgeport, CT 06805 on September 24 from 8AM-2PM. For more information click here.
VETERANS STAND DOWN 2021  Port 5 National Association of Navy Veterans 69 Brewer Street, Bridgeport, CT 06805    click here KIWANI'S CLUB OF FAIRFIELD CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT
Please come out and support our community- either with a great day of golf, a sponsorship or even a raffle prize on September 27. For more details click here or email Richard Miller at spearfh2@gmail.com  KIWANI'S CLUB OF FAIRFIELD CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT
Please come out and support our community- either with a great day of golf, a sponsorship or even a raffle prize on September 27. For more details click here or email Richard Miller at spearfh2@gmail.com  KIWANI'S CLUB OF FAIRFIELD CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT here spearfh2@gmail.com UPCOMING TOWN EVENTS Can't see the table below? Click here to view the original story. AUGUST/SEPTEMBER UPDATES AUGUST/SEPTEMBER UPDATES FAIRFIELD PARKS & RECREATION 2021 FALL BROCHURE FAIRFIELD PARKS & RECREATION 2021 FALL BROCHURE Check out some of the programs and events coming up this Fall ...  Check out some of the programs and events coming up this Fall ...  INVASIVE SPOTTED LANTERNFLY FOUND IN FAIRFIELD For further information, and guidance on what to do if you see the spotted lanternfly, click here.  BIRD FEEDING HAULT FOR SUMMER late March through November Can't see the table below? Click here to view the original story. TOWN SERVICES TOWN SERVICES TOWN SERVICES TOWN SERVICES ABSENTEE VOTING

• physical disability
• illness
• absence from the Town during all of the hours of voting
• religious tenets which forbid secular activity on Election Day
• Pursuant to Senate Bill 1202, of the June Special Session 2021, COVID-19 may be used as a valid reason for requesting a ballot for any election held before November 3, 2021**

Connecticut does not participate in Early Voting. In order to vote absentee, you must meet one of the criteria listed above. two-step st filed by e-mail, the original, signed application must be returned with the ballot or by mail RENTERS REBATE PROGRAM RENTERS REBATE PROGRAM October 1, 2021 CPR/AED TRAINING FOR THE LAY PERSON CPR/AED TRAINING FOR THE LAY PERSON If you are interested in CPR/AED training, please contact the Fairfield Regional Fire School at   or call (203)  254-4708.  254-4708. FAIRFIELD PUBLIC LIBRARIES  The Fairfield Public Main Library building is open Monday, Wednesday & Friday 9am - 5pm and Tuesday & Thursday 9am – 7pm. Fairfield Woods Branch Library is open Monday & Wednesday 9am - 7pm and Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 9am – 5pm. Both Main and Woods are open Saturdays 1pm – 5pm. Facemasks are required for everyone (ages 2+) in both Fairfield Public Library buildings at all times.  This update is in accordance with the Town of Fairfield Health Department and the recommendation of the CT Department of Public Health.  Please do not bring food into the library at this time. Study Rooms and Meeting Rooms are not available.

Information services are available in person, by phone (203) 256-3160, email at eref@fplct.org and text messaging (text askfplct to 833-232-4100). Learn more about our services at fairfieldpubliclibrary.org  where we continue to offer 24/7 access to a digital collection of books, music, magazines, movies and databases. Visit the Library Event Calendar to find a wide and varied assortment of Library Programs.

We are excited to be moving forward with robust Fall programming for Children's, Teens, and Adults. There will be a mix of in-person and remote events. The in-person events will be held in rooms with half capacity. Masks will be required for all attendees over 2. If anything changes, we will pivot to all remote. Please check our calendar or contact us directly fairfieldpubliclibrary.org Library Event Calendar We are excited to be moving forward with robust Fall programming for Children's, Teens, and Adults. There will be a mix of in-person and remote events. The in-person events will be held in rooms with half capacity. Masks will be required for all attendees over 2. If anything changes, we will pivot to all remote. Please check our calendar or contact us directly

TEEN NEWS - The downUNDER After School Teen Program at Fairfield Woods Branch Library is back with crafts, activities, games, trivia, and more.  The program is open to Grades 6 and up from 2:50pm to 4:45pm when school is in session.  Space is limited and registration is required. Participants must register for each day they plan to attend.

VISITING THE CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT - All individuals ages 2 and up are required to wear a mask while in the Library at all times. Children’s Department visits should be kept to 30 minutes, for quick browsing and the borrowing of materials. Play areas and toys are unavailable at this time. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times and our youngest patrons must be kept in the immediate vicinity of their caregiver (preferably in a stroller or carrier). We now offer in-person outdoor library programming, while continuing to host virtual programs. UniteCT – Rent, and/or Electric Utility Payments all CEAP (Connecticut Energy Assistance Program) Protection from Shut-Off Due to Medical Condition  –  Monday – Friday:
10:00 a.m.– 6:00 p.m. Outside of browsing hours, enjoy digital programs like story times, author talks, book clubs, and more! Get details on our website and social media:  Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. Sign up for Pequot Library's Digital Digest eNewsletter or contact our Chief Librarian for personalized book recommendations. COMMUNITY RESOURCES Behind in your rent or mortgage? Struggling to make ends meet? GET INVOLVED! TOWN BOARD AND COMMISSION VACANCIES You can also visit our Boards and Commissions page to learn more about roles and responsibilities: https://fairfieldct.org/boards

Interested in giving back to our community? Want to have a voice in shaping Fairfield?  The Town relies on the hard work of citizen volunteers who are appointed to provide guidance and governance on various Boards and Commissions.  The list of vacancies for Boards and Commissions are on the Town Website.  Be sure to check back often as the list is updated as positions become available: https://fairfieldct.org/vacancies Interested in giving back to our community? Want to have a voice in shaping Fairfield?  The Town relies on the hard work of citizen volunteers who are appointed to provide guidance and governance on various Boards and Commissions.  The list of vacancies for Boards and Commissions are on the Town Website.  Be sure to check back often as the list is updated as positions become available: https://fairfieldct.org/vacancies To learn about the application process, please click here: https://fairfieldct.org/appointmentprocess https://fairfieldct.org/appointmentprocess Can't see the table below? Click here to view the original story. Can't see the table below? Click here to view the original story. EMERGENCY ALERTS | WHEN IT MATTERS MOST  Get alerted about emergencies and other important community news from the Town of Fairfield, CT by signing up for the Fairfield Alert system. This system enables us to quickly provide you with critical information in a variety of situations, such as severe weather, unexpected road closures, missing persons, evacuations of buildings or neighborhoods and other emergency situations. You will receive time-sensitive messages wherever you specify, such as your home, mobile or business phones, email address, text messages and more. You pick where, you pick how!

If you were previously registered with us on the CodeRed system, you must sign-up again by following the instructions below, in order to continue receiving Emergency and Community alerts from the Town of Fairfield.

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