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Meet the Collector: Abbie Smith

Meet the Collector: Abbie Smith

Hello, my name is Abbie Smith, and I am employed at TSS-Ketchikan. I started to work here in May 2024 as a certified drug screen collector. I like to learn new things every day and I am happy that I can do that at TSS. In addition to performing drug tests,...
10 Teen Driving Safety Tips

10 Teen Driving Safety Tips

Learning to drive is an exciting experience. It’s a stepping stone and a big accomplishment as a teenager. As fun as it can be, we need to understand the importance of being safe on the road. Accidental injuries, including car accidents, are the leading cause of death...
Red Ribbon Week 2024

Red Ribbon Week 2024

Each year, communities across the country and our team at TSS, commemorate Red Ribbon Week October 23rd – 31st. The mission of this annual campaign is to help kids stay drug-free, so they can be the best they can be now and into the future. Keep in mind, that...
Meet the Collector: Verla Brown

Meet the Collector: Verla Brown

Hi, my name is Verla Brown I work in TSS–Juneau office. I started in March 2024, and I love working here, especially because of my amazing co-workers! I enjoy interacting with other people and it’s inspiring to hear from the other people in the office why they...
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...
Basic Poison Prevention Tips

Basic Poison Prevention Tips

Take a peak under your kitchen sink or in your laundry room and you will likely see many items that could be dangerous. Household cleaning agents, prescription medications, pesticides and many other common products can pose serious hazards to the health of our...
10 Common Sense Ladder Safety Tips

10 Common Sense Ladder Safety Tips

Ready to put up your holiday décor? Pulling out that ladder might be risky business!According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), more than half a million people are treated for ladder-related injuries every year in the United States and about 300 people die...