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 Friday, May 19, 2023
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 County launches program to recognize
its outstanding employees, teams
A pat on the back for a job well done is always nice, but County Administration says employees deserve a little bit more than the occasional kudo. That’s why Human Resources has led the effort to launch a formal Employee Recognition Program called We A.R.E. Gems. The “A.R.E.” pays tribute to the values County employees voted as most important: being accountable, respectful and ethical.
Period supplies drive starts May 22
The District 5 Office of Board of Supervisors Chair Adelita Grijalva is sponsoring a period products drive from May 22 to June 2. Donors can drop off menstruation supplies at various locations around Pima County. Downtown dropoff sites include the District 5 Office at 33 N. Stone Ave., 11th Floor; the lobby at the Pima County Attorney's Office, 32 N. Stone Ave.; the Pima County Recorder's Office, 240 N. Stone Ave.; and the Pima County Youth One-Stop, 320 N. Commerce Park Loop. Click on the button below to find more dropoff locations and to learn more about the campaign.
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Well Done: National recognition for Fleet Services; awards for ECAP and Flood Control
In each issue, eScoop likes to give a shout-out to employees and departments who have earned special recognition. In this issue, you’ll read about national recognition for the Fleet Services Department; two United Way awards for the Employees Care About Pima County charitable campaign; and how the Regional Flood Control District is protecting and beautifying the community at the same time.
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Information Technology will hold 'Office Hours'
to answer employees' questions
The Information Technology Department is continually working to improve Pima County’s systems. However, sometimes those upgrades prompt questions from employees about the new technologies. The ITD staff is making it easier to get answers to those questions. The department is starting a series of sessions June 8 called “Office Hours” to be held once a month. This is your opportunity to meet with ITD staff, ask questions or to get help with an issue that is impacting you and your work.
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Virgin Pulse can help you save money
as you pursue a healthier lifestyle
Pima County’s got perks. Enough of them, in fact, that we like to regularly profile in eScoop the many benefits available to County employees. In this issue, we're highlighting the Virgin Pulse wellness platform. Virgin Pulse offers a variety of programs and resources to employees enrolled in Pima County's medical plan. These programs are designed to help support healthy lifestyles while allowing you to accumulate points to earn discounts on your medical premiums.
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Can you guess this month's mystery photo?
Where do you think this mystery photo was taken? Send your best guess to MysteryPhoto@pima.gov by June 12. The answer and names of those who guess correctly will be featured in the June 16 issue of eScoop.
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Join dozens of County employees
who are using GoEzy carpooling app
Dozens of County employees are already using the GoEzy carpool matching app. The app was customized for Pima County employees so that they are only matched with other County employees. The more people that sign up, the more that can be matched. To get used to the app, start small and test it out on a practice drive with a colleague when going to an offsite meeting or out to lunch. You’ll get the hang of it in no time.
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Get discounted tickets for Sugar Skulls
Pima County employees can get discounted tickets for all Tucson Sugar Skulls Indoor Football League games. This Saturday, the Sugar Skulls take on the Sioux Falls Storm. On May 27, the Sugar Skulls will host the Bay Area Panthers. All home games begin at 6 p.m. at the Tucson Convention Center's Tucson Arena. Ticket prices range from $11 (which reflects a $3 discount) in the upper level to $38 ($10 discount) for lower-level seats.
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Pima1 is looking for Change Champions
A Change Champion is a person open to new ideas, who is ready to improve processes and is willing to help facilitate that change. Pima County is seeking Change Champions for the Pima1 project. The Change Champions will communicate Pima1 information within their departments about the impact of the new software on every aspect of County operations. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Are you interested in becoming a Change Champion? If so, please fill out the survey using the button below. The survey closes Wednesday, May 24.
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It's time to write with Gene Twaronite,
library's latest writer in residence
Looking for publishing advice? Frustrated staring at a blank page? The Pima County Public Library's Writer in Residence program brings local authors to consult with writers of any age, experience or genre. The library's newest writer in residence is Gene Twaronite, a poet, essayist and children's fiction writer. Make an appointment now to speak with Twaronite one on one or learn about the three workshops he will hold in June and July.
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