Community Events

Free Medication Take-back Day

Keeping our kids and water drug-free

FREE Anonymous Drop-off
Unused and Expired Medications

A collaborative effort of Auburn's, Lincoln's, Rocklin's, Roseville's and Placer County's law enforcement, water quality, and public health entities as well as local schools, the Coalition for Placer Youth, the Placer Youth Commission and the DEA. LiveSewerSmart.com

Date:

Saturday, April 27, 2013

Time:

10:00 AM until 2:00 PM

Contact Number:

(530) 889-7238

Printable Document:

Medication Take-back Day Flyer
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Acceptable Items:

Prescription (remove personal info.)
Non-prescription (over the counter)
Controlled substances
Veterinary medications

Empty medications from bottle into a plastic sack or bag and secure.

Unacceptable Items:

No sharps or lancets
No medical waste
No illicit drugs
No aerosols or hydrogen peroxide

11 Countywide Locations:

Roseville:

Oakmont High School
1710 Cirby Way
Roseville High School
1 Tiger Way
Woodcreek High School
2551 Woodcreek Oaks Blvd.
Antelope High School
7801 Titan Way

Rocklin:

Sierra College
Corner of Rocklin Rd. &
El Don Dr., Parking lot D
Whitney High School
701 Wildcat Blvd.

Auburn:

City Hall
1225 Lincoln Way

Loomis:

Del Oro High School
3301 Taylor Road

Granite Bay:

Granite Bay High School
1 Grizzly Way

Lincoln:

Lincoln Police Department
770 7th St.

Protect
...our environment. Medications disposed of down the toilet or in the trash end up in our water supplies and damage our environment.

...our teens from an epidemic of Rx abuse. 7 of the 10 most commonly abused drugs by teenagers are prescription medications. Teens get dangerous drugs from family and friends-and their medicine cabinets.

...our young children from a leading cause of accidental poisoning.

...our seniors from misuse and mistakes.

...your home. Addicts are looking in as many medicine cabinets as possible - maybe even yours.