DUBLIN DRUG TAKE BACK EVENTS
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The City of Dublin and Dublin Police are committed to working to end the opiate crisis in Central Ohio and around the nation. Prescription Drug Take Back events provide a free, safe way for community members to rid
National Drug Take Back event
National Drug Take Back event
What Can I Drop Off at Drug Take Back Events? · At this time, the service accepts pills, gel caps and dry medications. · The service does not accept liquids, sharp needles, syringes, inhalers, epinephrine autoinjectors, lancets or aerosol containers. · It is preferred that medications be sealed in a zip-close bag when dropped off at events.
their homes of potentially dangerous, expired, unused and unwanted prescription drugs. This limits the exposure and abuse of drugs by community members. Events are bimonthly from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Dublin Justice Center , 6565 Commerce Pkwy., unless otherwise noted. These are drive-thru events and don’t require you to leave your vehicle.
MEDICATION DROP BOX
Safely dispose of prescription drugs any time of the day or year. Drop off medications 24/7 in a sealed, zip-close bag. The drop box is located inside the Dublin Justice Center lobby, 6565 Commerce Parkway, near the Police Records reception window. To learn more about what types of medications are accepted at the drop box, or about Dublin Police services and
upcoming programs, visit YourDublinPolice.org . DROP
TRY SELF-DEFENSE WITH THE DUBLIN POLICE
6 to 9 p.m. May 9 Dublin Justice Center The Dublin Police Department offers a self-defense class for anyone ages 16 and older. This three-hour course includes both classroom- style presentations and hands-on exercises to practice basic self- defense techniques. All participants receive a personal alarm device at the end of the program. Participants younger than 18 are required to provide written permission from a parent or guardian. Back to School Self-Defense with the Dublin Police 6 to 9 p.m. July 26 Dublin Justice Center Going to college for the first time? Returning to your university in the fall? Try a self-defense course with the Dublin Police Department for some hands-on exercises to practice basic self-defense techniques. This three-hour course also includes classroom-style presentations, and all participants receive a personal alarm device at the end of the program. Open for anyone ages 16 and older; participants younger than 18 are required to provide written permission from a parent or guardian.
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