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 Friday, April 18, 2025
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In her monthly address to employees, County Administrator Jan Lesher discusses the results of the County's recent Employee Satisfaction Survey. She looks at where the County got high marks and where it can do better.
Host of activities on tap for
Public Service Recognition Week
Pima County is joining the rest of the country in marking Public Service Recognition Week May 4-10. There are a number of activities on tap for the County’s nearly 7,000 employees to enjoy.
The highlight of the week will be a gathering in the courtyard of the Historic Courthouse May 7, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., featuring games, a photo booth, and snacks and refreshments.
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Microsoft is ending support for Windows 10 in October. This impacts virtually all computers in Pima County. As a result, the Information Technology Department will begin upgrading computers to Windows 11 soon.
This upgrade will affect all employees except those working for the Sheriff or other elected officials.
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Two teams of volunteers and employees have gone the extra mile to help Pima County shine. Both are receiving recognition as part of the Employee Recognition/GEMS program.
Note: You can read longer write-ups about these two teams on the Employee Recognition intranet page.
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Well Done: Arizona's Chief Justice visits, a hairy rescue effort and PACC in the park
Each issue, eScoop aims to honor employees and departments who have earned special recognition. This issue, we'll hear about an important visitor at Green Valley Justice Court, PACC pups taking a walk in the park, launching a new legal clinic and a hairy — but ultimately successful — rescue effort by a Flood Control staffer. Send your ideas on employees who should receive a pat on the back to the eScoop editor.
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Pima County Bike Month this April has been filled with fun and active biking activities, from an employee bike ride to a community bike repair event. The good news is, it’s not over — you still have plenty of time to enjoy the cool spring mornings and evenings on your bike. Mark your calendar for these bike-friendly events during the rest of the month!
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On Thursday, May 1, ITD’s Office Hours Event will feature experts from Pima County’s ITD Analytics & Data Governance Team explaining what they do, how they do it, and how you can use the data to benefit your department. Join the event in person or via Teams, 2-3 p.m., at 33 N. Stone Ave., 12th floor.
Complete this short RSVP form when you register or email OfficeHours@pima.gov for more information.
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Any ideas where this month's Mystery Photo was taken?
Send your best guess to MysteryPhoto@pima.gov by May 12. Be sure to type “Mystery Photo” in the subject line. If you guess correctly, you will be featured in the May 16 issue of eScoop.
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BeWell newsletter discusses mammography screenings, a productivity challenge and more
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Check out the latest BeWell newsletter to learn more about how and where you can schedule your annual mammogram screening. This issue also covers an upcoming spring benefits fair and how you can get answers to your questions about your benefits.
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Looking for a new job? Use Workday to apply within the County
Considering a career change? If you are a current Pima County employee, please apply internally through Jobs Hub in your Workday account.
The Recorder's Office is hiring a Voter Outreach Coordinator; Facilities Management needs an Administrative Assistant II; Parks & Recreation's Aquatics Program seeks a Program Manager; and the Health Department needs an Environmental Health Supervisor.
Learn more about these positions and more at the County's next job fair, scheduled for April 29, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Kino Event Center. Also, don't forget to follow Pima County’s LinkedIn page.
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Myrna P. Tesoro had a dream of writing a book. And with the help of the Pima County Public Library’s former Writer in Residence Adiba Nelson, she did. Last year, she published her first book, "The Butterfly Tree," a retelling of a fable from her homeland in the Philippines.
Here's how connecting with another writer empowered Myrna to fulfill her dreams and finally tell the story she had always dreamed of telling.
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