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CEO Notes: National Recovery Month

CEO Notes: National Recovery Month

We spend a lot of our time on prevention and education of those suffering from substance misuse. And in September, we focus on recovery. Celebrating those who have worked so hard to achieve sobriety and even harder to maintain it, should be an everyday thing. You can...
Harvest Safety Tips

Harvest Safety Tips

Fall is here and it’s harvest time for America’s farmers. Those who do not live and work in rural areas may imagine farming to be a physically demanding, but relatively safe occupation. In fact, agriculture is one of the most hazardous jobs you can have....
Meet the Collector: Kiana Allen

Meet the Collector: Kiana Allen

My name is Kiana Allen! In addition to my work at TSS-Juneau, I am a college student at the University of Alaska Southeast. When not working or studying, I am an adventurer, dog mom, hiker, gardener, and artist. As you can see, I like to do a little bit of everything....
Back to school Safety

Back to school Safety

In most parts of the country, August means back to school. This is a time of year to pay special attention to the roads. There’s more traffic and it is often unpredictable. Kids are walking, riding, crossing the street and in school buses and cars. According to...
Summer Heat Precautions

Summer Heat Precautions

We are all ready for the joy of summer sun and outdoor activities. Shedding our winter gear for flip flops and tank tops and heading to the ballparks, has many of us excited! But as the temperatures soar this season, we should all keep in mind that the heat can be...
Prevent Slips, Trips and Falls

Prevent Slips, Trips and Falls

No matter what kind of work environment you are in — retail store, office, school, job site or manufacturing facility — slips, trips and falls happen everywhere. In fact, falls are the leading cause of death in construction and, in general, only motor vehicle...