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Rx Drug Disposal Programs

CDF Prescription Drug Take Back Programs

CDF has two prescription drug take back programs. Operation Medicine Drop is a one day event. Our next event is on March 19th, 2012 at three different location in Chatham County. For more infomration, CLICK HERE!

In addition, the Pittsboro Police Department as well as the Siler City Police Department are in the process of installing Medication Dropboxes. These dropboxes will allow the residents of Chatham County to drop off unused or unwanted medications year round with no questions asked. CLICK HERE for more information!

In addition to these two resources, the Food and Drug Administration have guidelines to disposing of unused or unwanted medications. Read the following articles to learn more:

Year Round Medication Disposal - No Sharps, Needles or Liquids Please

 

Got Unwanted Medications?

COVID Update - While the Pittsboro Police Department lobby is closed, they will take unneeded and unused medications at the drive throuh window.  The other disposal sites are open.

 

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One Day Prescription Drug Take Back Event

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Fatal Vision Distracted Driving

 

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Fatal Vision is one strategy used to prevent drugged, drunk and distracted driving. Fatal vision goggles and golf cart create a realistic experience in which youth gain first hand information about the risk and dangers of drugged and distracted driving. Fatal Vision is one part of a county-wide effort to reduce underage drinking and drugged and distracted driving.

The Pittboro Police Department, Chatham County Sheriff's Department and the Chatham County Schools have worked together to provide this program to the every student in the Chatham County Schools that participates in driver's education.

 

If you are a local agency interested in hosting the Fatal Vision Drugged driving Program, please fill out the form below.

 

Fatal Vision Drugged Driving Inquiry

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PACT360

PACT360 contains five key programs – Meth360®, Parents360, Youth360, Latino360 and Padres360 – and is designed to complement and not supplant existing local prevention efforts. All five programs can be customized with local statistics, real-person stories and events and first-hand experiences of the presenters, to reflect the unique needs and issues of the community. This multi-dimensional approach highlights the powerful impact local efforts can have on individual families and communities. CLICK HERE for more information.

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