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 County Administrator discusses employee vaccination plans
The Health Department is making great progress vaccinating thousands of County residents against COVID-19, notes County Administrator Chuck Huckelberry. Soon -- possibly by the end of March -- County employees may start joining their ranks.
Employees donate more than $282,000 to ECAP campaign
More than 55 percent of County employees gave to the 2020 Employees Care About Pima County (ECAP) Campaign, donating $282,201 to agencies assisting kids, seniors, pets and more.
The campaign officially ended Dec. 18, though employees can make gifts year-round by completing a pledge form electronically or on paper. Send completed forms to Judy Cooper, Procurement, 150 W. Congress, 5th floor.
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You can help our sustainability efforts THRIVE
Many of you know me as the Green Geek who writes a monthly column for Pima County’s external newsletter, PCFYI. I’m here to make a special announcement for just Pima County employees!
We want to hear your thoughts, concerns, and experiences (past, present, and future) about and with sustainability.
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Well Done!
Each issue, eScoop would like to give a shout-out to employees and departments who have earned special recognition. We want to hear about colleagues who have earned kudos on the job as well as those being recognized for their work or volunteerism outside the office.
Send your ideas on employees who should receive a pat on the back to the eScoop editor. In this issue, you’ll hear about a thank you to the outgoing chair of the Employees Care About Pima County campaign, those going above and beyond at Pima Animal Care to take care of pets and pet owners in need, and a very public thank you to a Development Services employee who says he’s “just doing his job.”
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Look for launch of Employee Information App
ITD will soon be launching a new "Employee Information App" that pops up on your PC to gather the location of your personal computer. This app is designed to update ITD records for your location, which helps with your computer in case ITD needs to update, install apps or troubleshoot your PC.
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Healthy Happenings: Food workshops, avoiding heart disease and healthy lifestyle points
Look for plenty of information in this issue to keep you healthy, smarter and able to save money! Specifically, this issue of "Healthy Happenings" contains information on:
- Food workshops;
- Healthy Lifestyle Discount points;
- Healthy heart and diabetes;
- SmartDollar Giveaway; and
- Tuition Discounts
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Get creative with your commuting
Springtime in Tucson brings comfortable temperatures and extended sunny days to enjoy. Now is the perfect time to commute creatively and take PDEQ’s Drive-Less Pledge for Healthy Air. You could win a $100 gift card and/or other super nice prizes!
If you choose public transit, you can ride for free until at least June 30.
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Training offered for new supervisors
As you may know, Human Resources Training and Development has paused supervisor and manager bootcamp due to COVID-19. We have created an online course titled, "Your First 30 Days – A Guide for Pima County Supervisors and Managers," that can be found in the LMS.
Contact HR at 724-7893 if you have a new supervisor in need of training.
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Take part in Evicted book discussion March 11
Employees, community service agencies and others can take part in a facilitated discussion of the Pulitzer Prize-winning book, Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City from 1 to 2:30 p.m. March 11 via Zoom.
Please RSVP by March 4 by emailing Matt Landon.
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Mystery Photo
Where was I taken?
Send your best guess to MysteryPhoto@pima.gov. Be sure to put Mystery Photo in the subject line.
Our last Mystery Photo only had three correct guesses. Find out where last month's photo was taken and who the lucky winners were.
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