The White County Sheriff’s Office and Sheriff Page are proudly celebrating a historic milestone: the graduation of the TCAT NC3 Certification program’s very first all-female class since the initiative launched last year. This achievements underscores the program’s dedication to delivering hands-on, real-world training that equips students with highly valuable, job-ready skills and stackable credentials.

Developed in partnership with industry giants like Snap-on, Trane, and FCA (Stellantis), these National Coalition of Certification Centers (NC3) certifications enhance a standard TCAT diploma by offering employers verified, nationwide proof of a graduate’s ability to safely operate high-tech equipment. Looking ahead, these accomplished graduates will soon begin working toward their OSHA 30 certifications.

The Sheriff’s Office also extends its sincere gratitude to the supportive TCAT Upper Cumberland team, including instructors Matthew Watkins, Bill Bruce, and Michael Barnes, Education Director Donna Daniels, and Education Assistants Julie Randolph and McKenzie Parker.