Lewisville will be hosting a medication disposal day on Saturday, Oct. 26, from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m.

at Lewisville High School, 1098 W. Main St. This event offers residents the chance to safely get rid of expired or unused medications, addressing the critical issue of prescription drug abuse that affects many communities. Organized by the Lewisville Police Department in collaboration with the Drug Enforcement Agency, this initiative aims to promote public health and encourage responsible disposal practices. The event is especially relevant, as it coincides with national efforts to raise awareness about the dangers of unused medications.

Participation in this event not only helps prevent drug misuse but also fosters community engagement in public health initiatives. Additionally, it aligns with the LISD Choices program, which educates students and families about substance abuse prevention. By encouraging residents to dispose of medications safely, the city takes an important step toward enhancing community safety. This timely initiative is crucial in promoting awareness and encouraging responsible practices regarding medication disposal.