The Elf Rush is On

The Elf rush is on — meaning we’re getting bombarded with new elf activity.

So…this post is mostly going out to those who are new. You long-term stalwart North Pole Elves might not learn anything new from this post. For those of you helping the new elves on the Elf Wall, thank you! You will likely see more new elves there as we are approving them as fast as we can.

If you are new, let’s catch up a little bit. Your main job as a tracker elf is to provide local information to North Pole Flight Command that will be useful to Santa when he flies on Christmas Eve.

Most tracker by now have done roof reports, chimney inspections and loads of weather reports. If you haven’t done any reporting yet, do those reports first.

The other reports will come in time as we get closer to launch.

Now, and this is for all elves, we need a fresh Local Christmas Report. We suspect, when it comes to Christmas, things look different than they did a few weeks ago. This report will tell us.

And lastly, I’m pleased to announced that I will be announcing very soon about our new Sector Lead. I have just a few details to attend to before I can make that official. Please stand by for news.

Thanks, Elves!

About this Elf: Elf Pinky

Elf Pinky was recruited from the U.S. Air Force Academy in 1992 and has since served as an instructor in sleigh flight theory at the North Pole Institute of Aviation. She worked very hard to earn her elf credentials, working a second shift first as a tool repair technician in Santa’s workshop and then as an engineer in the Wrapping Department designing wrapping machines. Pinky in recent years was a recruiter and trainer of sleigh test pilots and flies under the call sign Barracuda. Last year she served as a Flight Operations Director and demonstrated outstanding judgment and maturity in her duties supervising more than 400 elves, pilots, reindeer handlers and sleigh freighters.