Tracker Reports for September

Greetings, Trackers.

I know I’m getting a late start to September but it’s not because I’m lazy or behind. I’m thinking strategically here. The early holidays in September have proven to be a distraction in the past and I wanted to wait until the first week of September was behind us before sending this out.

September is an important time in tracking Santa for Santa. A lot of prep work gets done this month.

What is soon to be reported at SantaUpdate.com is that both Santa and Mrs. Claus are doing work with the test flights over Sector 3 right now.

The word I get is that Santa is on the SS Dickens and he is examining tracker reports coming in to Sector 3. Your reports, and the reports of others out there, for Sector 3, get split between the RTC in Belgium and the SS Dickens, the flagship of the North Pole Navy for Sector 3 which is presently in the North Sea off the Coast of Denmark.

Santa is reviewing the distribution of reports and how those reports get relayed to him on the sleigh.

So, the reports you made last month relative to chimneys, weather and recruiting, are under review by Santa himself.

It’s my guess that Santa will be in Sector 3 for a while. He hasn’t told me this but I suspect he’s looking to see the response trackers give to this month’s direction.

What is this month’s focus?

This month we want to have a very big push for:

1. Roof Inspections – we’re still in a good weather period, in many areas, and we want to get these put together and submitted soon.

2. Landing Zones – you’re going to hear a lot about landing zones this year. Santa was kind of surprised about how many he ran into last year. Too many of them he didn’t know about in advance. He wants to do better this year.

3. Weather reports – we’re approaching the time where we should be sending these in regularly – at least once a week.

And that’s it. That’s the big deal for September. Your Elf Supervisors may reach out with additional direction this month if necessary.

The recruiting numbers look strong but we need them to get stronger. I’m not doing to hand out targets for that, just going to ask that you keep talking about SantaTrackers.net and looking for serious elf candidates where you can find them.

Thanks for all the good work you’re doing.

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Elf Crash Murphy

Former tape dispenser technician in the Wrapping Department. Elf Crash gained notoriety for chasing Santa in a sleigh on Christmas Eve and reporting on North Pole Radio News what he saw. That tradition is now decades old. Elf Crash continues with his North Pole Radio News reports, as well as a co-host on the North Pole Podcast. Known as the Ultimate Santa Tracker, Elf Crash leads millions tracking Santa for Santa via SantaTrackers.net and continues his work to inform the public of all things Santa via continual posts, broadcasts, and chats on North Pole websites. He could be the most famous elf in the world.

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