Clarksville Police Department Supports National Drug Take-Back Day with Drive-Thru Disposal Sites this Saturday

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The Clarksville Police Department is gearing up for National Drug Take-Back Day by setting up drive-thru disposal sites this Saturday, encouraging residents to safely dispose of unused or expired medications. This event is a critical initiative aimed at combating prescription drug abuse and preventing accidental overdoses within the community. By providing a convenient drive-thru option, the department hopes to increase participation and ensure that residents can dispose of their medications without hassle. The Special Operations Unit will be on hand to oversee the proceedings and assist residents throughout the disposal process. This proactive approach not only promotes responsible medication management but also educates the public on the dangers of keeping unused drugs at home.

The event highlights Clarksville's commitment to public health and safety, making it a significant occasion for the community. Residents are strongly encouraged to take this opportunity to contribute to a safer environment by eliminating potential hazards associated with leftover medications. By participating, they can play an essential role in reducing the risk of drug misuse and fostering a healthier community.

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