We are challenging the entire county to “Step It Up”and reach our goal of a healthier community!
Step It Up Erie County is a physical activity campaign focused on creating a healthier workforce and community. Employees spend a large portion of their workday sitting at a desk or in meetings – it’s time to create a culture of well-being and incorporate more physical activity into the day: before, during, and after work.
The Step It Up Erie County offers encouragement to be active for 8-weeks, competing against other local businesses and organizations in good, physical fun.
2025 Steps
101,963,768
steps logged
Individuals Leaderboard
May 19 – May 20
Beginner
1. Michelle Blum50,000 steps
2. Angela Majewski33,790 steps
3. Stacy Grenat29,163 steps
4. Alexandra Royal21,716 steps
5. Kory Boyd19,221 steps
6. Cindy Priester18,520 steps
7. Lauren Thayer17,538 steps
8. Karen Kuklinski16,000 steps
9. Amanda Demeter15,195 steps
10. Joe DiSanto10,000 steps
Intermediate
1. Heather OConnor73,000 steps
2. Anna Jefferys50,000 steps
3. sarah sheriff45,626 steps
4. denise santi42,210 steps
5. Clint Jackson32,464 steps
6. Robert Barber30,000 steps
7. Jennifer Karsh23,675 steps
8. CJ Huffman19,753 steps
9. Pasha Huston17,445 steps
10. Jayla Cook16,000 steps
Advanced
1. Chase Sitter30,000 steps
2. Quinn Bierbaum29,385 steps
3. Kelly Gustafson24,000 steps
4. Julie Wilson24,000 steps
5. Lindsay Finke21,000 steps
6. Michelle M Curtze20,000 steps
7. Jordan Finotti18,500 steps
8. Phoebe Clemente16,200 steps
9. Meghan Styn16,066 steps
10. Mark Schau16,000 steps
Teams Leaderboard
May 19 – May 20
Small (5-20)
1. Penelec12,714 steps
2. Consistency over perfection8,546 steps
3. Erie County Courthouse6,197 steps
4. EPS Lincoln Elementary5,792 steps
5. Planning to Win!5,215 steps
6. District Attorney's Office5,157 steps
7. Everything's Fine4,551 steps
Medium (21-35)
1. Erie FCU5,715 steps
2. Marquette Savings Bank5,192 steps
Large (36+)
1. Barber National Institute4,975 steps
Exercise and daily movement helps improve mood and sleep, reduces risk of chronic diseases, improves muscle strength and endurance, and helps you live longer.