A total of 53,886 specimens were reported for 2020-2022, with the following body sources: 45.3% urine, 21.0% cerebrospinal fluid, 16.0% stool, 6.6% genital, 4.9% blood, 4.3% respiratory tract, and 1.9% other sources. More specimens (52.2%) were from females and the most common age group was 25-34 years. Overall, 8,770 (16.3%) specimens grew ≥1 organism. Out of these, 1,758 (20%) had either MRSA or CRA. No ESBL or VRE was detected. Twenty (17%) Acinetobacter spp. and 48 (20%) Pseudomonas were CRA and 617 (44%) S. aureus were MRSA.