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    The Denville Police Department is operating a drug take-back program that allows residents to safely dispose of expired or unwanted prescription and over-the-counter medications in a drop box located in the police department lobby 24 hours a day. Properly disposing of unused medications helps reduce risks to community safety and health by preventing drug abuse and protecting the environment. Common approved items include prescription drugs, vitamins, and medication samples while prohibited items consist of needles, IV bags, and mercury-containing devices.

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    The Denville Police Department is operating a drug take-back program that allows residents to safely dispose of expired or unwanted prescription and over-the-counter medications in a drop box located in the police department lobby 24 hours a day. Properly disposing of unused medications helps reduce risks to community safety and health by preventing drug abuse and protecting the environment. Common approved items include prescription drugs, vitamins, and medication samples while prohibited items consist of needles, IV bags, and mercury-containing devices.

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    2013 Drug Take Back Flyer

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    Township of Denville
    The Denville Police Department is operating a drug take-back program that allows residents to safely dispose of expired or unwanted prescription and over-the-counter medications in a drop box located in the police department lobby 24 hours a day. Properly disposing of unused medications helps reduce risks to community safety and health by preventing drug abuse and protecting the environment. Common approved items include prescription drugs, vitamins, and medication samples while prohibited items consist of needles, IV bags, and mercury-containing devices.

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    Denville Police Department Drug Take-Back Program

    SAFE & SECURE 24 Hours Drop Off Police Department Lobby


    Safely dispose of expired or unwanted prescription and over-the-counter medicines

    Eliminating unused and unwanted medications from your home helps to keep your family and community safe. By properly disposing of your prescriptions, you are contributing to the safety and well-being of your communitys youth: the abuse of prescription and over-the-counter medications are on the rise, due in part to these drugs being easily accessible. According to the 2006 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) more than 2.1 million teens ages 12 to 17 reported abusing prescription drugs. Environmental safety is also important. By properly disposing of these toxic medicines we are working towards reducing our carbon footprint. You are now able to drop these items off in our lobby where they will be disposed of according to safety and environmental standards. Clean out your medicine cabinet today!

    APPROVED ITEMS
    Prescription & Over-the-Counter Medications Vitamins Medication Samples Veterinary Medications Narcotics Empty Containers

    NON APPROVED ITEMS


    Needles (any type) IV Bags Personal Care Products Hydrogen Peroxide Inhalers Thermometers & Other Mercury Items

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