 Retirement Rate Changes
As the new Fiscal Year approaches, there will be some changes to the retirement rates. All DC plans stay the same, the only changes are to Legacy and LTD Rates. Most plans do have employer rate changes. Plan changes are effective July 1, 2023. Maricopa County employees can expect to see the rates change beginning on their July 19, 2023, paycheck.
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Tristan Aird sees an employee helping a distressed customer
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As a part of our storytelling project, we have been asking employees to recount stories that made them grateful to be working at the Clerk's Office. To give every story it's due diligence, we'll be highlighting each story in the Rapid Print. Make sure to check out your fellow employees stories. This week, we highlight Tristan Aird's story about essential customer service.
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Employee Recognition - Suzanne Lambries
The Employee Recognition and Engagement (ERE) Workgroup wants to recognize the Grand Jury, RCC/EDC, Accounting & Finance and the Call Center. When you see an employee from one of these teams, give them a thank you for all of their contributions to the Office. To highlight an employee that is crucial to the success of the office, Suzanne Lambries from the Grand Jury was nominated by her supervisor for the spotlight feature.
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Switch to Instagram
 Due to government regulations, we have deleted our Clerk of the Court TikTokaccount and are making the switch to Instagram. Thank you to anyone that participated in our TikToks! We hope to work with you again soon aswe make our way over to Instagram.
On Instagram, Reels are very similar to TikToks. For those of you unfamiliar with the platform, Instagram Reels are short 15-60 second videos. We will be using the platform to spread awareness of any job openings, share what it's like to work for our office and highlight great customer service.
You can check us out at @MaricopaClerk on Instagram on your personal device. We will be launching our Instagram during the third quarter, so please turn on post notifications on our account so you are notified once we go live.
July is Summer Safety Month
 Make sure you're being careful and practicing a safe summer. There's quite a few things to be careful of but here's a short list of reminders.
Food Safety
Did you know food-borne illnesses tend to increase in Summer months? This is because bacteria multiply faster when it's warm. The keys to basic food safety are cooking it to the right temperature and storing it properly. Check out the charts below to learn how to cook and store your food safely.
Pool & Water Safety
Swimming and other water-related activities are great ways to be physically active. Whether you are swimming in your backyard pool or planning a visit to the lake, it's important to be aware of how to prevent sunburn, illness, and drowning.
Fight the Bite
Mosquito bites are more than an irritation – they can cause serious illnesses that sometimes turn fatal.
The County's Environmental Services team works hard to keep mosquito populations from growing. »
However, the key to staying healthy is to prevent mosquito bites.
Remember the Four Rs to Fight the Bite! »
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REPEL mosquitos using EPA-registered insect repellent
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REMOVE standing water from your home and yard
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REPAIR or replace damaged window and door screens
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REMIND your family, friends and neighbors about mosquito safety
ComPsych Webinars
Planning a Family Vacation
Tuesday, July 18 | 12 pm - 1 pm
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Connecting Mind and Body for Healthy Living
Thursday, July 20 | 12 pm - 1 pm
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