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Drug Take Back
Calendar Date:
MILTON-FREEWATER COMMUNITY DRUG TAKE BACK EVENT
When: Saturday, October 28th, 2017---8:00 A.M. until 8:00 P.M.
Where: Milton-Freewater Police Department Lobby/722 S. Main St.
What: In collaboration with the Drug Enforcement Administration, citizens, both inside and outside the City of Milton-Freewater can dispose of unused, unwanted, un-needed controlled, uncontrolled, and over the counter medications by bringing them to the lobby of the Milton-Freewater Police Department and depositing them into a disposal box.
Identification is not necessary and will not be required;
Medications may be disposed of either in their original packaging, or dumped into the disposal box in loose form; if disposing in a marked prescription container, it is recommended that citizens remove any personal identifying information;
Liquid medications are accepted, preferable in their original container---the owner should ensure that the cap is on and tightly sealed on the container;
IV solutions, injectables, syringes, chemotherapy medications, or medical waste will not be accepted, due to the hazards they pose;
Law Enforcement will not handle medications or medication containers at any time---participants must simply throw the entire container in the disposal box.
