Dear Central-Support Team Members,
Thank you for all the work you’ve put in getting ready for next week’s office moves at EGC, Acoma Campus and 780 Grant. Your organizing, purging and preparing will go a long way toward making the move go much more smoothly.
Below is the moving schedule:
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Moves within Emily Griffith Campus: Monday, Aug. 8 through Wednesday, Aug. 10
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All floors have the potential of being impacted on each of these days. Please plan on working remotely or on the 14er at EGC on these days to allow the movers to transport your items.
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You can expect a communication with updates on the status of your items from District Moves Express.
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Moves to and from Emily Griffith Campus, 780 Grant and Acoma Campus: Thursday, Aug. 11
Here are some to-do’s and reminders upon leaving your old workstation and arriving at your new workstation:
- Please disconnect your computers and monitors from docking stations and outlets. Remember to label all of your cords.
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Be sure to log out of your old desk phone, but do not remove it. Log into the phone at your new location using these Cisco Phone Login Procedures.
- Please do a high level clean of your workstation -- make sure the drawers are clean and cabinets are empty.
- Refer to this move update from Monday for more details on what to pack and what not to pack.
Workstations will be sanitized and vacuumed as they are vacated, and before boxes for the new occupant are moved in. In addition, you may request a deeper cleaning of the chair in your new location by using these links:
If you need to finish your packing this weekend, EGC will be open tomorrow from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. If you are located at 780 Grant or Acoma, please talk to the building facility manager about weekend access.
Access this one-pager outlining the new locations of each department within EGC. For more resources and the most up-to-date information, visit The Commons.
Thank you, again, for your hard work and patience. If you have questions, please connect with your manager before submitting questions
here to be answered in
this FAQ.
Sincerely,
Jim Carpenter, Deputy Superintendent of Operations
Office of Operations
