We set up DEA takeback events in our community.
DEA takeback events are initiatives organized by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). The main goal of these events is to provide a safe, responsible way for people to dispose of unused or expired prescription drugs.
Most DEA takeback events involve setting up collection sites in different communities, such as at police stations, pharmacies, or other locations. During these events, people can drop off their unwanted prescription medications anonymously and without any questions asked. These events help prevent the improper disposal of medications, such as throwing them in the trash or flushing them down the toilet. Improper medication disposal can have safety implications and poor effects on the environment.
At REACH Council, we organize and host DEA takeback events throughout the Johnson County, Texas area. Our goals with hosting these events are to prevent drug abuse by encouraging the proper disposal of unused medications and to protect the environment. When people dispose of these medications properly instead of keeping them at home, this can also prevent the risk of accidental poisoning by children or pets.
We are here to do good in our local community and raise awareness about the risks of keeping unwanted, expired, or unused medications at home. If you want to know more about what happens at DEA takeback events, we would be happy to tell you more. We can also provide further information about when we plan to host our next DEA takeback event in your area.
At REACH Council, we host DEA takeback events for those from Johnson County, Ellis County, Midlothian, and Hill County, Texas.