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Governor Walker Announces Appointments to Statewide Suicide Prevention Council

By Katie Marquette | Office of the Governor on Nov 4, 2016   Featured, Health, State  

Governor Walker Announces Appointments to Statewide Suicide Prevention Council

ANCHORAGE – Governor Bill Walker on Thursday announced four new appointments to the Statewide Suicide Prevention Council.  Recommendations from the council on how to reduce suicide, and its effect on individuals, families, and communities are provided annually to the Governor and state legislature. Suicide prevention is a top priority of the Walker-Mallott Administration. “Nothing hurts […]

Ride for Life

By DPS on Mar 19, 2016   Featured, North Slope/Northwest Alaska, Southwest Alaska, State  

Ride for Life

Thanks to sponsorships from the National Park Service and Arctic Cat, the Ride for Life suicide prevention campaign will once again hit the trail on March 19, this time snowmachining more than 1,800 miles across Alaska to engage school children and adults in village in the Yukon-Kuskoskwim Delta up to the Norton Sound. Alaska Wildlife […]

Troopers Hit The Trail Once Again For Suicide Prevention Crusade Across Alaska

By Beth Ipsen | Department of Public Safety on Mar 20, 2015   Featured, State  

Troopers Hit The Trail Once Again For Suicide Prevention Crusade Across Alaska

Alaska Wildlife Troopers will once again hit the trail, this time snowmachining more than 1,000 miles across Alaska in two weeks in an effort to prevent suicides. This year, Alaska Wildlife Troopers Darrell Hildebrand, Thomas Akelkok and Jon Simeon, accompanied by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Officer Brad Honerlaw, plan an ambitious journey to reach […]

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