The county agency that is responsible for enforcing all laws and regulations, preventing crime, investigating criminal activity, apprehending, arresting and detaining suspects, preventing and suppressing delinquency and engaging in other activities that protect lives and property and preserve peace in the community. Also provides a Madison County Drug Take Back Day, dates vary, spring Take Back is April 27the 10-2:00

Professional educators provide community programs and screenings to promote health and wellness. Programs include Women in Touch, Healthier at Home, Resource Mothers, Fatherhood Support, Centering Pregnancy, Hispanic Health, Stepping Out, Prescription Assistance and community health events for men and women. Screenings include blood sugar, cholesterol, blood pressure, osteoporosis, body fat, balance, and carbon monoxide.

Coalition led by the Trumbull County Mental Health and Recovery Board. Members are health professionals, parents, educators, elected officials, merchants, business members, police, administrators, and students who are concerned about alcohol, tobacco, and drug use among school-age children in Trumbull County. ASAP Opiate Task Force meets monthly. Focus are youth education, identifying neighborhoods experiencing high rates of drug related crimes and overdoses, providing community education, and providing education to medical professionals.

Take-Back Days: These occur twice a year and locations are offered in McConnelsville and surrounding communities. Enables the safe disposal of unwanted and expired prescription and over the counter medications. Pills should be removed from bottles and placed in baggies. This is a great opportunity to prevent pill abuse and theft. *Acceptable items for disposal are: Prescription drugs, Over-the-counter medications , Pet medications, Vitamins , Ointments, creams or lotions , Liquid medications, cough syrups . *Items NOT accepted include: Liquids, injectables and inhalers.

Provides a site for the disposal of outdated and unwanted medications in the lobby of the Lorain County Sheriff's Office.

Take-Back Days: These occur twice a year and locations are offered in Athens and surrounding communities. Enables the safe disposal of unwanted and expired prescription and over the counter medications. Pills should be removed from bottles and placed in baggies. This is a great opportunity to prevent pill abuse and theft. *Acceptable items for disposal are: Prescription drugs, Over-the-counter medications , Pet medications, Vitamins , Ointments, creams or lotions , Liquid medications, cough syrups . *Items NOT accepted include: Liquids, injectables and inhalers.

Offers a drug disposal product to pharmacy customers as part of an effort to combat the nation's opioid abuse epidemic. DisposeRX, is meant to be used by customers who no longer need their prescription painkillers or are concerned that someone else might take their pills. When mixed with warm water and prescription medication in a pill bottle, DisposeRX creates a solid that can then be thrown out safely in the trash, without the risk of contaminating groundwater.

Professional educators provide community programs and screenings to promote health and wellness. Programs include Women in Touch, Healthier at Home, Resource Mothers, Fatherhood Support, Centering Pregnancy, Hispanic Health, Stepping Out, Prescription Assistance and community health events for men and women. Screenings include blood sugar, cholesterol, blood pressure, osteoporosis, body fat, balance, and carbon monoxide.

Provides a site for the disposal of outdated and unwanted medications.

Accepts appliances with freon; computers and printers; monitors and TVs; electronics; and various kinds of batteries, tanks (propane, helium, oxygen, and so forth), lighting tubes and light bulbs; and tires. Visit the website for a compete list of acceptable and non-acceptable items.

Provides a site for the disposal of outdated and unwanted medications.

Provides safe disposal of needles, syringes or lancets to residents. Residents can dispose these sharps in a locked disposal box. These can have been used for any purpose.

Professional educators provide community programs and screenings to promote health and wellness. Programs include Women in Touch, Healthier at Home, Resource Mothers, Fatherhood Support, Centering Pregnancy, Hispanic Health, Stepping Out, Prescription Assistance and community health events for men and women. Screenings include blood sugar, cholesterol, blood pressure, osteoporosis, body fat, balance, and carbon monoxide.

Professional educators provide community programs and screenings to promote health and wellness. Programs include Women in Touch, Healthier at Home, Resource Mothers, Fatherhood Support, Centering Pregnancy, Hispanic Health, Stepping Out, Prescription Assistance and community health events for men and women. Screenings include blood sugar, cholesterol, blood pressure, osteoporosis, body fat, balance, and carbon monoxide.

Accepts and provides proper disposal of oil-based paints, fluorescent bulbs, propane tanks, batteries, and hazardous household chemicals such as: gasoline, engine fluids (antifreeze, brake fluid, etc.), oils, stains, mercury, photo chemicals, dry cleaning fluids, wood preservatives, strippers, solvents, paint thinner, sealant, degreasers, wood stains, arsenic, herbicides, pesticides, rodent killers, insect sprays, pool chemicals, creosote, fertilizer, ammonia, bleaches, disinfectants, and other caustic household cleaners. Does not accept explosives, acetylene tanks, or medical waste. Staff unloads all materials from vehicles.

Take-Back Days: These occur twice a year and locations are offered in Marietta and surrounding communities. Enables the safe disposal of unwanted and expired prescription and over the counter medications. Pills should be removed from bottles and placed in baggies. This is a great opportunity to prevent pill abuse and theft. *Acceptable items for disposal are: Prescription drugs, Over-the-counter medications , Pet medications, Vitamins , Ointments, creams or lotions , Liquid medications, cough syrups . *Items NOT accepted include: Liquids, injectables and inhalers.

Professional educators provide community programs and screenings to promote health and wellness. Programs include Women in Touch, Healthier at Home, Resource Mothers, Fatherhood Support, Centering Pregnancy, Hispanic Health, Stepping Out, Prescription Assistance and community health events for men and women. Screenings include blood sugar, cholesterol, blood pressure, osteoporosis, body fat, balance, and carbon monoxide.

Professional educators provide community programs and screenings to promote health and wellness. Programs include Women in Touch, Healthier at Home, Resource Mothers, Fatherhood Support, Centering Pregnancy, Hispanic Health, Stepping Out, Prescription Assistance and community health events for men and women. Screenings include blood sugar, cholesterol, blood pressure, osteoporosis, body fat, balance, and carbon monoxide.

Provides an unwanted prescription drug drop-off box; all solid drugs can be deposited; only pills, no containers;pills must be taken out of the original containers or wrappers. Aerosol cans, including inhalers, syringes, ointments and liquids cannot be deposited; all drop-offs are anonymous and the boxes are locked and bolted.

Provides year-round drug disposal through a vault that is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Accepts: Prescription and over the counter tablets, capsules and liquid dosage. Intravenous solutions, injectables and needles. We DO NOT accept: Illicit substances such as marijuana or methamphetamine. Containers: You may leave medications in original containers, but it is not necessary. Personal information: This program is free and anonymous. Personal information will be cut off the original containers and destroyed.

The Sustainability Programs work to protect and maintain the natural environment, human health, and ecological health. It does this by working with partners such as SWACO and MORPC. These programs also minimize solid, infectious and hazardous waste in the community. It is also responsible for regulating and enforcing disposal of waste into approved facilities, including landfills. Investigates illegal dumping and environmental crimes.

Offers a drug disposal product to pharmacy customers as part of an effort to combat the nation's opioid abuse epidemic. DisposeRX, is meant to be used by customers who no longer need their prescription painkillers or are concerned that someone else might take their pills. When mixed with warm water and prescription medication in a pill bottle, DisposeRX creates a solid that can then be thrown out safely in the trash, without the risk of contaminating groundwater.

Professional educators provide community programs and screenings to promote health and wellness. Programs include Women in Touch, Healthier at Home, Resource Mothers, Fatherhood Support, Centering Pregnancy, Hispanic Health, Stepping Out, Prescription Assistance and community health events for men and women. Screenings include blood sugar, cholesterol, blood pressure, osteoporosis, body fat, balance, and carbon monoxide.

Provides a drop-off box for unwanted prescription drugs.

Accepts used clean motor oil, peanut oil, and any other clean oil.