A Message from
Mayor Wilson
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In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, many of you have had to shift where and how you do work. One shift in particular is how much we now rely on collaboration tools such as WebEx Teams and WebEx Meetings to continue the critical work to provide services to SLCo resident. As a friendly reminder, WebEx can be subject to GRAMA. Please be sure to follow your agency’s retention schedule, just as you would for any other form of communication. Also be aware that WebEx is also not a long-term document management solution and content/files will disappear two years from their creation date. I encourage you to learn more with this WebEx, GRAMA, & Document Management Guide.
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Final countdown for a chance to win a $100 Gift Card
Your co-workers are doing it, you should too. Take 5 minutes to sign-up and learn more to receive critical information in an emergency through InformaCast. Sign-up before December 11 and your wallet might thank you – as you will be entered for a chance to win one of three $100 gift cards! Questions? Visit the alerts website or email alerts@slco.org.
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You're invited to the upcoming CODA Townhall
Join the Mayor’s Office for Diversity & Inclusion on December 15 for a virtual townhall from 5 – 6 p.m. In this townhall we want to hear your input on the draft Action Plan. You can join the virtual townhall here.
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HealthyMe Clinic Holiday Hours
December 24 (Christmas Eve): Closed at noon
December 25 (Christmas Day): Closed
December 31 (New Year's Eve): Closed at noon
January 1 (New Year's Day): Closed
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Keep your holidays free from scammers
With more Americans than ever shopping online because of the pandemic, cyberspace scammers are out in full force; looking to steal people’s money and personal information. If a deal looks too good to be true, it probably is. Follow these simple tips to steer clear of scammers this holiday season.
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Angel Tree Program Runs through December 17
From new clothing to art supplies, help support Youth Services programs year-round. Pick up an Angel Tree ornament by visiting your local County Library branch or check out other ways to donate in 2020.
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Celebrate the Season of Giving
Giving Tree time is once again upon us! Every year, Aging & Adult Services partners with the community to bring a little holiday cheer to homebound older adults in Salt Lake County. We gather holiday gift requests from our most vulnerable clients and pass them on to caring donors, who then return gifts to us to be delivered by our teams. Get all the details and learn how to participate here.
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Happy Retirement Kerry Steadman
A big congrats to Kerry Steadman on her upcoming retirement! Please join us for a virtual retirement open house on Thursday, December 17 from 3-4 p.m. Get all the details here.
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Employee Assistance Program Newsletter
This month’s Employee Assistance Program (EAP) newsletter contains an online seminar for knowing your strengths, keeping holiday stress at bay, managing children’s holiday excitement, ten holiday tips, and tips to avoid common holiday season money mistakes. You can read the full newsletter here.
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Red Cross Blood Drive @ SLCo Gov't Center
Every 2 seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood. The American Red Cross will be holding a "critical need" blood drive at the Salt Lake County Gov't Center (South Bldg.) on Tuesday, December 15 from 9am - 2:30 p.m. Learn more and schedule your appointment today.
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ISO: COVID Response Volunteers
The Health Department is seeking County employees to staff various COVID-response functions including patient registration/screening, traffic control, breakroom manager, and bilingual speakers at test sites and flu clinics. This is a redeployment opportunity that requires supervisor approval. Employees can sign-up here (volunteers will receive an email from When I Work to select shifts). Questions? Contact Erik Hanley or Beth Graham.
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