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  • About Us
    • Overview
    • Achievements
    • Guiding Documents
    • Meetings
  • Get Help
    • Where to Start
    • Local Resources
    • Regional Resources
  • Initiatives
    • It Is POSSIBLE Overdose Education Campaign
    • Lenawee Opioid Response Project
    • Safe Drug Disposal
  • Resources
    • Marketing Materials
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It Is Possible Opioid Overdose Prevention

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In addition to Drug Take Back Day on April 25th, Lenawee County also has year-round medication disposal sites! Look for the Red Barrels at the following locations to safely dispose of over-the-counter and prescription medications such as pills, tablets, and capsules.Adrian Police Department: 155 E Maumee St, AdrianBlissfield Village Police Department: 130 S Lane St. BlissfieldHudson Police Department: 205 Railroad St, HudsonLenawee County Sheriff's Officeffice: 405 N Winter St, AdMichigan State Policeolice-Monroe Post: 300 Jones Ave, MonroeMorenci Police Department: 118 Orchard St, MorenciRaisin Township Police Department: 5525 Occidental Hwy, TecumsehTecumseh Police Department: 309 E Chicago Blvd, Tecumseh ... See MoreSee Less

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United for Prevention and Recovery Lenawee

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That medicine cabinet holding onto “just in case” prescriptions? It’s time to let them go. 💊♻️Lenawee County residents are invited to take part in a Drive-Thru Drug Take-Back Day - a safe, simple way to dispose of unused, unwanted, or expired medications and help keep our community healthy.No sorting, no stress...just pull up, drop off, and you’re done.Event Details:📅 Saturday, April 25, 2026⏰ 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM📍 ProMedica Hickman Hospital, 5640 Adrian Hwy, Adrian, MIMedications, sharps, and liquid prescriptions are all accepted. For safety, please place sharps in a proper sharps container or a sturdy plastic bottle with a secure lid.This event is proudly sponsored by the Lenawee County Sheriff’s Office, Lenawee Community Mental Health Authority, Ann Arbor VA Healthcare System, United for Prevention & Recovery Lenawee, ProMedica, and the Lenawee County Health Department.It’s a quick stop that makes a lasting difference - for your home, your family, and Lenawee County. ... See MoreSee Less

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