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 Friday, May 2, 2025
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Pima County’s celebration of Public Service Recognition Week May 4-10 will include receipt of a proclamation at the May 6 Board of Supervisors meeting, a May 7 gathering at the Historic Courthouse featuring food, games and music, and a chance to win tickets in the luxury suite at Kino Sports Complex for the annual July 4th celebration. You can even recognize your coworkers for their great work!
Eleven employees will be honored at the May 6 Board of Supervisors meeting as Distinguished Recipients in the County’s Employee Recognition (GEMS) program. Honorees receive a framed certificate and may choose from a list of prizes.
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Kashable is a low-cost loan program that has been available to Pima County employees for nearly seven years. It offers fair, fast, and confidential loans through a simple online application. With food and rent prices going up across the state, this helpful program could be the perfect solution for many employees.
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Each issue, eScoop aims to honor employees and departments who have earned special recognition.
This week, we're highlighting a County employee's prize-winning haiku, a highly successful job fair and a wide array of awards won by Health, Flood Control, and other County departments.
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National Geographic recently named Tucson “a world capital of astronomy,” calling it one of the best places for star buffs. Did you know that the County has a wealth of perfect spots for viewing the night sky, from Agua Caliente Park to Historic Canoa Ranch?
Conservation Lands & Resources hosts regular stargazing events in partnership with the Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association. The next one is at Tucson Mountain Park Saturday, May 17, from 8-10 p.m. Click below to register or look for future events!
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Join us for the final month of free events at the Historic Courthouse before the summer break! Lawn games on Wednesdays, special children’s play activities on Thursdays, and Music in the Courtyard on Fridays.
This month features an old-time fiddler, traditional Tohono O'odham music, and classic American and Mexican folk songs. All activities take place from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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our Well Done section
Did you enjoy reading about your colleagues in the section above? Next time, that could be you or someone you know. In each edition of eScoop, we strive to recognize employees who have gone above and beyond on the job or have been honored for their skills or volunteerism outside of work. Reach out to the eScoop editor if you know someone who fits the bill.
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Raven Tautimer never saw herself working at the library. Once she joined the team at Pima County Public Library, though, she was excited to begin learning about how all of the different processes work. She also loves helping people, showing them all of the many fantastic resources available at the library.
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If you haven't already, check out the County Administrator's intranet page, where you can "Ask Jan." Employees are invited to submit any questions they may have to County Administrator Jan Lesher about County operations or governance. She will answer as many as she can.
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