(INDIANA) -The Indiana State Police and the Drug Enforcement Agency are collaborating on a "Prescription Drug Take Back initiative." The initiative begins Saturday, October 25th and provides collection sites for the proper, environmentally safe disposal of expired, unused, and unwanted prescription medications, including pills and liquids. Needles and sharps are not accepted.
This free and anonymous service aims to address the public safety and health issues associated with prescription drug abuse. The initiative notes that many abused prescription drugs are obtained from home medicine cabinets. It also cautions against disposing of medicines by flushing them down the toilet or throwing them in the trash, as this can pose health and safety hazards. Unwanted medications can be dropped off at any Indiana State Police Post, with the exception of the Toll Road Post.
(10-22-2025) Trine University Offers Century Bank Employees Reduced Tuition
(10-22-2025) OWI Charges Filed in Fatal LaGrange Co Crash
(10-22-2025) Indiana State Police & DEA Host
(10-22-2025) New Tracking Software Approved for Steuben County Jail
(10-21-2025) Beall's Store To Open
(10-21-2025) Indiana Gas Use Tax to Go Down in November
(10-21-2025) Local Fire Departments Win DNR Money to Fight Wildland Fires
(10-21-2025) Thousands of Ducks Killed To Stop Spread of Bird Flu
(10-21-2025) Branch County Arrests for Monday, 10/20/25
(10-21-2025) Steuben County & Angola Arrests on Monday, 10/21/25
(10-17-2025) Pokagon Hiring Toboggan Attendants
(10-16-2025) Friday is the Deadline for Service Academy Nomination
(10-16-2025) Trine & LECOM Partner to Provide Doctor Degree Pathways
(10-16-2025) New Path to College Credits for IN High Schoolers
(10-16-2025) East Noble Hires Ed Bentley As New Basketball Coach - Former Coach Fired for Misconduct
(10-16-2025) NIPSCO Says Higher Heating Bills Likely
(10-15-2025) New Deer Hunting Online License System Open To IN Hunters
(10-15-2025) No Kings Protest Scheduled Saturday in Angola
(10-15-2025) Michigan's Use of Renewable Energy Up 28%
(10-14-2025) More Cases of Bird Flu Detected in Indiana