The 30 anniversary. City Network. 30th Annual Superday Attracts 20,000+ City Calendar

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1 City Network Focusing On Dedicated City Employees Who Work For The Residents Of Cheyenne! City Calendar!City Council Finance Committee Monday, July 11 a.m., Room 122 June 2012 Volume 27: Issue 6 Outstanding City Employees!City Council Public Services Committee Tuesday, July Noon!Fourth Of July Holiday Wednesday, July 4 City Offices Closed!City Council Meeting Monday, July 6 p.m. City Council Chambers!City Council Finance Committee Monday, July 11 a.m., Room 122!City Council Public Services Committee Tuesday, July Noon Room 122!City Council Meeting Monday, July 6 p.m. Council Chambers!Cheyenne Frontier Days Cheyenne Day Wednesday, July 25 City Offices Close at Noon!City Council Finance Committee Monday, August Noon Room 122!City Council Public Services Committee Tuesday, August 11 a.m. Room 122 Recognized At Summer Picnic City employees recognized for their outstanding work during the City Employee Summer Picnic on June 12 are (left to right): Hazardous Category: Pat Johnston, Police Department; Group Nomination: Graffiti Abatement: Tressa Wellman and Veronica Magrath; Supervisory: Robin Feezer, Ice & Events Center; Outside Worker: Will Griess, Traffic Division; and Public Interaction: Frances Higine-Rios, Transit Division. Not pictured are: Administrative: Laurie Klipstein, Police Department; Technical: Sloane Walbert, Planning Division. The individual winners received a certificate and a $25 gift certificate. The group winner received a plaque and a giant cookie. 30th Annual Superday Attracts 20,000+ The 30 anniversary of the HollyFrontier Corporation Superday attracted 20,000 plus people of all ages to Lions Park on Saturday, June 23. The planning for Superday started in January under the watchful eyes of Superday cochairs Todd Feezer and Kari Kavisto. To make Superday a success it takes the hard work of 200 City Employees and volunteers. The winner of the ATV giveaway was Paul Pine of Cheyenne. The ATV giveaway was sponsored by HollyFrontier Corporation, Pepsi Cola of Cheyenne, First National Bank of Wyoming and Polaris/Suzuki of Cheyenne. More photos are inside.

2 City Network June 2012 Page 2 Superday Is All About The Kids

3 City Network June 2012 Page 3 Superday Is All About The Kids Thanks to everyone who helped make Superday a great success! See you next year on June 22, 2013!

4 City Network June 2012 Page 4 City Employee Picnic

5 City Network June 2012 Page 5 Super Employees/Volunteers Make Superday

6 City Network June 2012 Page 6 Wellness Works For Everyone Human Resources Department Rich Wiederspahn, Director New Employees Name: John Fulmer Job: Mechanic III Department/Division: Transit Name: Doug Klahn Job: Construction Inspector Department/Division: One Percent Name: Ronald Hazen Job: Traffic Signal Tech Department/Division: Traffic Name: Sean Lacroix Job: Mechanic II Department/Division: Fleet Maintenance Name: Gene Hess Jr. Job: Equipment Operator I Department/Division: Sanitation Name: Steven Melius Job: Equipment Operator I Department/Division: Sanitation Less Sodium Means Healthier Lifestyle For All Most people eat much more sodium (salt) than they need. Too much sodium increases your risk of high blood pressure and other heart problems. Use these tips to help lower the sodium in your diet. Know your sodium limit. Healthy adults need to limit their sodium intake to no more 2,300 mg a day (about 1 teaspoon of salt). Some people, including children and those with high blood pressure, need to keep their sodium intake even lower (no more than 1,500 mg a day). Ask your doctor how much sodium is okay for you. You don t have to make all of these changes at once. Slowly reduce the amount of sodium in your foods, and your taste for salt will change with time. U.S. Department Of Health And Human Services WINConnect is a secure personal online member portal that offers you the ability to access your health benefit information and track and organize your medical information in one convenient location. You can verify eligibility, view claims status and print a detailed Explanation of Benefits document from the web portal. Get started today! Go to WINhealth.healthtrioconnect.com and click on Member to Register and create your own username and password. Questions? Call Member Services at (307)

7 City Network June 2012 Page 7 City Etc. City of Cheyenne Concrete Crew (left to right) Filip Camacho, Kenny Marchant, and Rogelio Pantojaalonso show off the stamped concrete work they did at the southwest corner of the intersection of East Pershing Boulevard and Maxwell. Service Pins Mayor Rick Kaysen, right, stands with the City of Cheyenne June Service Pin Recipients. They are (left to right), Lt. Terrance Bell, Police Department, 10 years; Sgt. Thomas Hood, Police Department, 10 years; Nicole Perez, Youth Alternatives, 10 years, and Lynn DeVilbiss, Building Department, 5 years. Not pictured are Collin Moody, Fire & Rescue, 10 years; Nicholas Siemens, Fire & Rescue, 10 years; Mario Garcia, Solid Waste Management, 5 years, and Joshua Thornton, Police Department, 5 years. Is It Good Enough? Dennis Pino: I chatted with Mrs. Susan Rogoni, 2701 Foothills Rd., about two members of our team - Carol Munoz and Santos Leal. Mrs. Rogoni is highly complimentary of these two gentlemen - and using her words: amazing as they go above and beyond; they make the Sanitation Dept. look good; has never experienced this type of service from a sanitation unit anywhere; they are amazing and cheerful; they get out the vehicle to help out; Cheyenne s sanitation unit is the very best. I must add that she called these gentlemen by first name - Carl and Little Hawk - now that is pretty amazing. - Mayor Rick Kaysen Network Classifieds FOR SALE: 2000 Pontiac Montana minivan, 60,200 miles, seats 7, new tires, 3.4 liter V6, front wheel drive, $4, FOR SALE: 1976 Ford pickup with cab over camper, F-250, supercab, 2WD, 4-spd, 390 V8, power steering and brakes, 46,300 miles, 8 box, new windshield, extra wheels and tires, camper has 3-way refrigerator, 3 burner stove with oven, Coleman heater, $3,