Organizedigitalrecords inOneDriveDeleteVoicemailson yourCity phoneCleanupdesktopdocumentsClean outZoomrecordingsRe-evaluateone thing doneon paper andchange todigitalWatch theState ArchivesRecord Intro toPublic RecordsVideoAdd aretentiondate to yourpersonalnotebookSpend an hourdedicated tosorting oldrecords fordestruction orduplicate recordsSchedule adocument triage orother recordsassistancemeeting with theCity Recorder'sOfficeIdentify 10duplicateddocumentsthat can bedestroyedGo throughTeams foldersand find anyunnecessaryitemsWrite arecordsdestructionform and haveit signed offGo throughSharePointpersonal files toarchive asappropriate andclean up anycopiesTake the"blank"recordsmanagement101Clearout trashfolderLabel allcompleteddigital files withdestructiondatesHave CityRecorder signoff on 3 boxesfull of recordsto be destroyedSet up aregularcalendarreminder tocheck your filesUnsubscribefrom emailsyou do notneed toreceiveCreate ato bedestroyedfolderClear outdownloadsfolderGo through thefiles in youroffice/cubicleorganize andidentify itemsfor retentionLabelcompleted filesin office orcubicle withdestructiondatesLook throughdigital drivesand identifyitems that havemet retentionOrganizedigitalrecords inOneDriveDeleteVoicemailson yourCity phoneCleanupdesktopdocumentsClean outZoomrecordingsRe-evaluateone thing doneon paper andchange todigitalWatch theState ArchivesRecord Intro toPublic RecordsVideoAdd aretentiondate to yourpersonalnotebookSpend an hourdedicated tosorting oldrecords fordestruction orduplicate recordsSchedule adocument triage orother recordsassistancemeeting with theCity Recorder'sOfficeIdentify 10duplicateddocumentsthat can bedestroyedGo throughTeams foldersand find anyunnecessaryitemsWrite arecordsdestructionform and haveit signed offGo throughSharePointpersonal files toarchive asappropriate andclean up anycopiesTake the"blank"recordsmanagement101Clearout trashfolderLabel allcompleteddigital files withdestructiondatesHave CityRecorder signoff on 3 boxesfull of recordsto be destroyedSet up aregularcalendarreminder tocheck your filesUnsubscribefrom emailsyou do notneed toreceiveCreate ato bedestroyedfolderClear outdownloadsfolderGo through thefiles in youroffice/cubicleorganize andidentify itemsfor retentionLabelcompleted filesin office orcubicle withdestructiondatesLook throughdigital drivesand identifyitems that havemet retention

City of Gresham Spring Cleaning - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Organize digital records in OneDrive
  2. Delete Voicemails on your City phone
  3. Cleanup desktop documents
  4. Clean out Zoom recordings
  5. Re-evaluate one thing done on paper and change to digital
  6. Watch the State Archives Record Intro to Public Records Video
  7. Add a retention date to your personal notebook
  8. Spend an hour dedicated to sorting old records for destruction or duplicate records
  9. Schedule a document triage or other records assistance meeting with the City Recorder's Office
  10. Identify 10 duplicated documents that can be destroyed
  11. Go through Teams folders and find any unnecessary items
  12. Write a records destruction form and have it signed off
  13. Go through SharePoint personal files to archive as appropriate and clean up any copies
  14. Take the "blank" records management 101
  15. Clear out trash folder
  16. Label all completed digital files with destruction dates
  17. Have City Recorder sign off on 3 boxes full of records to be destroyed
  18. Set up a regular calendar reminder to check your files
  19. Unsubscribe from emails you do not need to receive
  20. Create a to be destroyed folder
  21. Clear out downloads folder
  22. Go through the files in your office/cubicle organize and identify items for retention
  23. Label completed files in office or cubicle with destruction dates
  24. Look through digital drives and identify items that have met retention