Here we go, Trackers!
We’re now officially in the Red Zone. That means we move now to high alert status. For a while, our news will have priority posting because Santa comes to us first. Let’s be on our toes so we can respond in a timely way.
Let’s have a little fun, Sector 1. Elves, please do a photo report if you can. I’d like to see a selfie of you in your home tracking center. Let’s show the world we’re ready to work!
[caldera_form id=”CF57edbe57147ef”]Hi gang,
North Pole Flight Command would like to get a good read on weather in Sector 1. Please send in the following information when you get an opportunity:
[caldera_form id=”CF57ea2d6fe16f1″]This is it Trackers!
Within 24 hours we will be in the Red Zone. That means 24 hours from right about now it will be Christmas Eve in our Sector — and we’ll be on the job tracking Santa in our sector. The first in the world.
Please take this time before we land in the Red Zone to check in via the form below. And remember, this is for SECTOR 1 ELVES ONLY:
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Tracker Friends,
This may be my final general post of this season. The news from this point forward should come exclusively from your Elf Supervisor. Please pay attention to what I am about to tell you:
News is about to begin coming faster and faster to you via North Pole Flight Command, Santa Update and this site, SantaTrackers.net.
Why? Because Flight Command is now engaging their final countdown protocol.
This means they are completing their checklists around the world. They are looking for any reason to stop or delay Santa’s launch. What they want is a complete green light from every sector – a simple “go for launch” degree from anyone with flight control status.
Part of that protocol is a call for tracker check-ins. We anticipate those check-ins will begin in about six hours in Sector 1 and roll out sequentially in each sector.
There is NO RUSH to check in.
When your elf supervisor wants you to check in, he or she will tell you with very specific instructions.
The process is designed to allow 24 hours for all trackers to check in. So, take your time, listen to your elf supervisor, check in when you are asked and await further instructions.
Merry Christmas, good luck, and we thank you in advance for your service to Santa.
Hello my friends of Sector 1!
I am pleased to report that our new regional tracking center located on Christmas Island is now active. It is a little sparse here but everything works. We are now ready to receive your reports.
Of course, being Sector 1, we will be receiving the first visits from Santa.
That means we will need to be first in everything else: first to send in reports, first to track Santa, first to report on his visits, etc. Being the first means being the best.
It’s still early. We have lots of time to learn our jobs and to be ready to help Santa.
For now, I’m content to let you study the training materials Elf Max has posted here to the site. I might have some instruction for you later this week. But there are no new reports due at this time.
One thing I would tell you: look for the color purple. Purple is the code for all things pertaining to our sector. If it’s in purple, it belongs to us. Just as heads up for you
Feel free to ask any questions you might have in the comment area below.
Sector 1, covering the area of the Far South Pacific, Indonesia and East Asia, will have a new regional tracking center located this year on Christmas Island. This is a territory of Australia.
A contract was signed and engineers have already been dispatched from the North Pole to begin construction. It is anticipated that the facility will be complete and staffed by the 17th of December.
Sector 1 covers the countries of Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Tonga, Singapore, Papua New Guinea, the Marshall Islands, the Soloman Islands, Guam, and Wake Island. This broad area is one of the largest Santa visits and the weather is typically warm and balmy.
Elf Randi Hume is the Elf Supervisor for Sector 1.
“We have enjoyed having the regional tracking center in a number of places in Sector 1 over the years,” Elf Randi said. “But we look forward to being on beautiful Christmas Island and we feel this location will be ideal.”
Additional announcements of new locations for other Regional Tracking Centers in other sectors are forthcoming.
Here’s a new one! Santa is requesting a photo submission report featuring Christmas Eve at your home.
If you have time, please go to this page to submit. Thank you and Merry Christmas.
