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New Employee Performance Evaluation Process
The Human Resources department is rolling out a new and improved performance evaluation process.
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New On-line Application/Applicant Tracking System
Over the past several months the Human Resources Department has been working to implement an on-line application/applicant tracking system to support the City’s hiring process. By streamlining our hiring practices the City will be better prepared to fill critical positions in a timelier manner.
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Get in the Know About Flood Zones
Is your property located within a flood zone? The Floodplain Administration Division of the Engineering Department provides assistance and guidance to the community regarding properties located within a Special Flood Hazard Area otherwise known as the “100 year floodplain” or commonly referred to as a “flood zone”.
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El Paso Visionaries In Preservation Program
As a renewed opportunity to continue improving local historic preservation efforts, the City through the Development Services Department is working closely with the Texas Historical Commission (THC) to update its existing preservation plan. The City of El Paso was among the few Texas communities selected this year to participate in the Visionaries In Preservation (VIP) Program created by the Texas Historical Commission.
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El Paso Recognized as a Tree City USA
Through the dedicated efforts of multiple City entities, El Paso has reaffirmed its status as a Tree City USA for the second year. The Arbor Day Foundation has recongized El Paso as a Tree City USA for its continued commitment to foster various tree-centered initiatives.
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"On the Waterfront" with EPWU
The El Paso Water Utilities produces a publication titled On the Waterfront, providing valuable and interesting information about the Utility and its operations.
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The Gift that Gives Back
Charitable Donations by Environmental Services Employees on the Rise
Environmental Service Department employees are opening up their hearts and wallets by donating nearly $8,000 to charity.
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Immunizations Program Begins Perinatal Hepatitis B Virus Case Management Services
March 24, 2009 marked the beginning of the implementation of the Perinatal Hepatitis B Case Management service provision to residents of the El Paso City/County.
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El Paso Zoological Society Chooses New Executive Director
The El Paso Zoological Society welcomes Renee Neuert as the new Executive Director.
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Municipal Court Recognized as Recipient of Traffic Safety Award
The City of El Paso Municipal Court was one of multiple cities around the state recognized for their efforts and contributions to increase traffic safety.
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Take Advantage: New Year's Resolution for U.S. and Canadian Travelers - Get Appropriate Documents Now
The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reminds U.S. and Canadian citizens that travelers will see a change in travel document requirements at the land border in 2009, and recommends travelers adopt a New Year’s resolution to prepare now and obtain the appropriate documents. The new requirements are designed to make entering the U.S. more efficient and secure.
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Take Advantage: El Paso Aviation Exhibit
Now featured at the El Paso Museum of History through September 6, 2009.
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Virtue at Work
For several months now the Environmental Services Department has been reinforcing positive character traits under a leadership program known as Character First!
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The FY2010 Budget season is quickly approaching. In order to keep all employees up-to-date on what is coming up, Employee Roundtable Meetings will be held on the following dates:
April 20, 2009
12:00pm-2:00pm
New Municipal Services Center, 7968 San Paulo
April 23, 2009
3:00pm- 5:00pm
City Hall, 10th floor Conference Room
A budget update will be provided for employees and various employee issues that have arisen due to budget changes will be clarified.
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Contact Us
Do you have a question, comment or feedback on the Employee Newsletter? Let us know!
Send us an email at:
elpasopio@elpasotexas.gov
We value your opinion!
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SPECIAL FEATURE
ARTICLE:
MONTHLY SAFETY TIP |
Monthly Safety Tip: Fire Alarms
When the fire alarm sounds, your immediate response should be to evacuate. Calls for information only serve to slow down the evacuation. There are no false alarms; the alarm sounds for a reason -- it has been tripped. After everyone is out safely and accounted for, an investigation will determine the cause. When you hear the fire alarm:
- Evacuate to your assembly area
- Close, but do not lock, doors behind you
- Notify others to evacuate
- Assist those requiring assistance
- Notify Safety Coordinator or alternate of department of members not present
- Move as a group to a safe area as designated by First Responders
- Remain outside the building until notified to re-enter
Only first responders will make decisions on re-entry after they have the situation under control. You will be notified by First Responders and Building Security when you can re-enter.
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