Land O Lakes Blvd S.R. 52. Veteran s Expy U.S Pasco Sheriff s Office (727) (West Operations Center) M-F 7432 Little Road

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Veteran s Expy Pasco County U.S. 19 Unused or expired medications are often flushed down a drain or end up in the wrong hands. Help protect our environment and the health of our community. Please dispose of your medications safely at these Drop Box locations. Little Rd 2 1 3 Trinity Blvd S.R. 54 4 Land O Lakes Blvd U.S. 41 S.R. 52 I-75 5 6 Pasco Way U.S. 98 Drop Box Locations 1 M-F 8-5 New Port Richey Police Dept. (727) 816-1131 6739 Adams Street New Port Richey 2 Pasco Sheriff s Office (727) 847-5878 (West Operations Center) M-F 7432 Little Road 8-5 New Port Richey 4 Pasco Detention Center 5 Pasco Sheriff s Office (Lobby - 24/7) (727) 844-7764 24/7 20101 Central Boulevard M-F 36409 State Road 52 Land O Lakes 9-5 Dade City 3 Pasco Sheriff s Office Drive In. Drop Off. Drive Away. (727) 372-5920 No Questions. M-F 11530 Trinity Boulevard ACCEPTED NOT ACCEPTED 8-5 Prescriptions Needles (Sharps) Trinity Over the Counter Liquids Medications Thermometers Vitamins Bloody or 6 Dade City Police Dept. Samples Infectious Waste (352) 521-1495 Veterinary Hydrogen Peroxide Medications 24/7 38042 Pasco Avenue Ointments Dade City Lotions

Working to Save & Change Lives A pharmaceutical take-back program brought to you by: DrugFreeCollier.org PERMANENT DROP-OFF SITES Operation Medicine Cabinet helps keep harmful drugs from falling into the wrong hands and offers a responsible alternative for reducing pharmaceutical contaminants in our environment. A Prescription for Safe Kids & Clean Environment Do Lock up all medications and keep away from children and teens. Do Bring unused or expired prescriptions and over-the-counter medication to one of the locations listed for proper disposal. Don t Flush medication down the toilet. It is a danger to our environment. Don t Bring needles or other sharps. They cannot be accepted.* EAST NAPLES 3319 Tamiami Trail East Phone: (239) 774-4434 Mon. Fri., 7:30am - 5pm Zip Code: 34112 Collier County Medical Examiner 3838 Domestic Avenue Phone: (239) 434-5020 Mon. Fri., 9am - 4pm Zip Code: 34104 NORTH NAPLES 776 Vanderbilt Beach Road Phone: (239) 597-1607 Zip Code: 34108 WALGREENS 8900 Tamiami Trail N. Phone: (239)-597-8196 Open daily 8am - 10pm Zip code: 34108 CITY OF NAPLES Naples Police Department 355 Riverside Circle Phone: (239) 213-4890 Zip Code: 34102 MARCO ISLAND Marco Island Police Department 51 Bald Eagle Drive Phone: (239) 389-5050 Zip Code: 34145 GOLDEN GATE 4707 Golden Gate Parkway Phone: (239) 455-3121. Zip Code: 34116 14750 Immokalee Road Phone: (239) 252-9250 Zip Code: 34120 WALGREENS 15295 Collier Blvd. Phone: (239)-352-7354 Open daily 8am - 10am Zip code: 34119 EVERGLADES CITY Everglades City Hall 102 Copeland Avenue Phone: (239) 695-3781 Zip Code: 34139 IMMOKALEE 112 South First Street Phone: (239) 657-6168 Mon. Fri., 7am to 7pm.; Sat Sun., 7am to 5pm Zip Code: 34142 * Sharps may be taken to a Collier County Recycling Drop-off Center during regular business hours. For information on sharps disposal call Collier County Public Utilities Solid Waste Division at (239) 252-2508. PROUD TO PARTNER WITH: Drug Free Collier P.O. Box 770759 Naples, Florida 34107 Phone: (239) 302-6717 info@drugfreecollier.org

SECURE pills, preferably in a locked cabinet. Reduce drug abuse, curb theft, and prevent overdose and accidental poisoning. MONITOR pills, keep track of refills, and control access. Many people who abuse prescriptions get them from family and friends. DISPOSE of unused medications at the permanent disposal sites (see back). Flushing medications down the toilet or throwing them in the trash is hazardous to humans, animals and the environment. TAKE only medications prescribed to you, as directed by your physician. Sharing or selling a prescription is a crime. TALK to your teens about the dangers of abusing prescription drugs. CONTAIN all medications in their original bottle. Transporting loose pills is a crime. DRUGFREEMANATEE.ORG

Manatee County Sheriff s Office Bradenton Beach Police Dept 600 301 Blvd W, Suite 202 24/7 407 57th Ave E Mon-Fri, 8am-4pm 616 67th Circle E., Mon-Fri, 8am-4pm 403 Highland Ave Mon-Fri, 8am-4pm City of Bradenton Police Dept Palmetto Police Dept 100 10th StW 24/7 Holmes Beach Police Dept 5801 Marina Dr Mon-Fri, 7am-4pm New College Campus Police Dept 501 Campus Dr, Sarasota 24/7 1115 10th St W 24/7 Longboat Key Police Dept 5460 Gulf of Mexico Dr Mon-Fri, 8am-5pm Liquids and needles are not accepted. Refer to Manatee County s Hazardous Waste for disposal instructions.

Use only as directed by your physician Ask about side effects or interactions - and notify your physician if you have any issues while taking the prescription Tell your physician about any medications, herbal substances, or over the counter medication you take Do not mix alcohol with prescription medications Do not use expired medications Never share your prescription medication - with anyone it is dangerous, and against the law Be a healthy model about Rx use for your children Keep medications in a locked cabinet, drawer, or safe Do not store on a counter top, kitchen or bathroom cabinet Unless using a weekly medication minder, always keep your medications in their original prescription bottle Do not leave in your purse or coat pocket Count your pills on a monthly basis - or more often Notify law enforcement, if stolen afe Use afe Storage Safe Disposal Did you know? 18.9 million people report misusing Rx medications and The most common source of misused medication is a friend or family member* Always practice Safe Use Safe Storage Safe Disposal *2015 National Survey on Drug Use and Health Use one of community s safe medication disposal boxes Do not flush down the toilet - medication can enter the water system, aquifers, and our harbor and gulf through flushing Use a biodegradable disposal pouch- find in pharmacies or online Learn more about safe disposal from the FDA: http://bit.ly/rxdispose afe Use afe Storage Safe Disposal Monitor pills, keep track of refills, and control access Secure pills in a locked cabinet. Dispose of unused medications at the permanent disposal sites Take only medications prescribed to you, as directed by your physician Talk to your teens about the dangers of abusing prescription dru Charlotte County Sheriff s Office District 1 11051 Wilmington Blvd, Englewood Charlotte County Sheriff s Office District 3 3280 Tamiami Trail, Port Charlotte Learn more at: www.saferx.tips Charlotte County Sheriff's Office Administrative Building 7474 Utilities Road, Punta Gorda Punta Gorda Public Safety Complex 1410 Tamiami Trail Punta Gorda The information in this flyer is provided as a public service. It contains general information and is not intended to be used a medical advice. All questions about an individual s personal medical condition must be directed to a physician.