October 3 - October 24, 2018

City of Portland Office of Management & Finance (OMF)

City of Portland

Inspiring our employees so that together we can lead the City by example

POINTS TOTAL

0 TODAY
0 THIS WEEK
27,997
TOTAL

team impact

UP TO

452

plastic straws

not sent to the landfill
UP TO

4,543

minutes

of additional sleep
UP TO

28

lightbulbs

replaced
UP TO

2,643

minutes

spent learning
UP TO

14,570

minutes

spent exercising
UP TO

1.0

zero-waste meal

consumed
UP TO

6.0

documentaries

watched
UP TO

85

pounds of paper

have been saved
UP TO

2,163

pounds of CO2

have been saved
UP TO

338

disposable cups

not sent to the landfill
UP TO

1,200

miles

traveled by bus
UP TO

298

plastic bottles

not sent to the landfill
UP TO

1,693

miles

not traveled by car
UP TO

234

more servings

of fruits and vegetables
UP TO

104

plastic containers

not sent to the landfill
UP TO

2.0

neighbors

met
UP TO

214

pounds

waste composted
UP TO

2.0

hours

volunteered
UP TO

5,450

minutes

not spent in front of a screen
UP TO

2,838

minutes

being mindful
UP TO

493

miles

traveled by bike
UP TO

4,916

minutes

spent outdoors
UP TO

3,177

gallons of water

have been saved
UP TO

2.0

energy audits

conducted
UP TO

1.0

donation

made
UP TO

2.0

waste audits

conducted
UP TO

8.0

conversations

with people
UP TO

164

whole food meals

consumed
UP TO

5.0

people

helped
UP TO

466

meatless or vegan meals

consumed
UP TO

32

locally sourced meals

consumed

Team Feed

Recent updates from this team

October 24 at 11:05 PM

I try to unplug appliances that are used infrequently to avoid any standby power draw. Also, if I'm out of town, I'll unplug TV's and computers. I wish I could unplug my router as well, but then I wouldn't be able to check in on my cats through the Nest Cam :)

Randy Yoshimura
October 24 at 10:59 PM

It feels great to know that every day, I'm keeping a disposable cup out of the landfill by using my reusable cup for my daily coffee. BTW... Contigo cups rule!

Randy Yoshimura
October 24 at 11:44 AM

Food sovereignty addresses this complex transition by allowing communities to define and produce their own food systems. If a modification to a traditional food source is needed, the community can choose (and produce) a culturally appropriate food themselves. When these decisions are dictated to a people the dictated item may be unacceptable...

Melissa Walton Hendricks
October 24 at 11:42 AM

All the faucets in my new house have been inspected, and the one leak that was discovered is being repaired today. Woot! I can't wait to start collecting rain water to water outdoor plants and use my new water efficient dishwasher. I love water.

Heather Hafer
October 24 at 11:39 AM

So, someone knocked on my door last week. I assumed it was a solicitation call...and in some ways it was, but in a good way. It was a Portland Clean Air volunteer, and being new to the area, I loved learning more about their organization. They showed me a map of my neighborhood and pointed out the contributors to pollution, and what's being...

Heather Hafer
October 24 at 11:34 AM

Two-sided printing is great for most everything, but there are certain City Council related items that are required to be single-sided. And to take it a step further, I think sometimes we don't need to use paper at all. I'd love to see greater utilization of online resources whenever possible - and since most of our meeting rooms are equipped...

Heather Hafer
October 24 at 11:31 AM

In reflecting back on my challenges the easiest ended up being the termostat! Once I set it to the lower temperature I just left it there and quickly adapted (read: more blankets!). The hardest ended up being the 10 minutes of meditation. It was surprisingly hard to carve out 10 minutes of alone/ quiet time. I picked that one because I thought...

Melissa Walton Hendricks
October 24 at 9:26 AM

It is over already??? I look forward to keeping these new habits going.

Katy Schnoor
October 24 at 9:11 AM

I tried to pick challenges that I could easily incorporate into my life on a daily basis.

Robert Larry
October 24 at 8:55 AM

Last day! I repeat, last day! Getchya points!

Ethan Cirmo

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October 24, 2018

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Randy Yoshimura

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October 24, 2018

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+ 5
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+ 5
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Competitions

CHALLENGER		MEMBERS	POINTS		CHALLENGED	MEMBERS	POINTS
	CHALLENGER: Washington County	Challenger Team Members: 83	Challenger Points: 22384	Winning?:	VS.	CHALLENGED: City of Portland Office of Management & Finance (OMF)	Challenged Team Members: 145	Challenged Points: 27997	Winning?:
	CHALLENGER: City of Portland Office of Management & Finance (OMF)	Challenger Team Members: 145	Challenger Points: 27997	Winning?:	VS.	CHALLENGED: City of Portland - Bureau of Environmental Services	Challenged Team Members: 20	Challenged Points: 2011	Winning?:
	CHALLENGER: City of Portland Office of Management & Finance (OMF)	Challenger Team Members: 145	Challenger Points: 27997	Winning?:	VS.	CHALLENGED: City of Portland - All Other City Staff	Challenged Team Members: 39	Challenged Points: 6062	Winning?:
	CHALLENGER: City of Portland Office of Management & Finance (OMF)	Challenger Team Members: 145	Challenger Points: 27997	Winning?:	VS.	CHALLENGED: City of Portland - Bureau of Planning and Sustainability	Challenged Team Members: 27	Challenged Points: 3923	Winning?:
	CHALLENGER: City of Portland Office of Management & Finance (OMF)	Challenger Team Members: 145	Challenger Points: 27997	Winning?:	VS.	CHALLENGED: City of Portland - Civic Life	Challenged Team Members: 30	Challenged Points: 7681	Winning?:
	CHALLENGER: City of Portland Office of Management & Finance (OMF)	Challenger Team Members: 145	Challenger Points: 27997	Winning?:	VS.	CHALLENGED: City of Portland - Water Bureau	Challenged Team Members: 66	Challenged Points: 13053	Winning?:
	CHALLENGER: City of Portland Office of Management & Finance (OMF)	Challenger Team Members: 145	Challenger Points: 27997	Winning?:	VS.	CHALLENGED: City of Portland - Portland Parks & Recreation	Challenged Team Members: 17	Challenged Points: 1818	Winning?: