A free medicine collection will be held Thursday, April 25, 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., at Raymond Town Hall, 2255 S. 76th St.
All Racine County residents are invited to drop off any outdated or unused medicine that evening, including both over-the-counter and prescription medications.
While you’re there, meet Friday, a county K9 officer, and his handler, Dep. Ed Drewitz, who will give a presentation from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. about Friday’s unique skills, followed by a live drug-find demonstration by Friday in action.
The collection eventt is sponsored by the Raymond Neighborhood Watch Committee, Western Racine County Health Department, and the Racine County Sheriff’s Department will sponsor a free medication collection.
Residents are asked to drop off unneeded medication in original bottles, with patient name crossed out. The name of the medication should still be visible.
Do not bring bio-hazardous material or needles/syringes.
The drop off is free and confidential and requires no pre-registration.
Participants will not need to leave their cars to turn in items for disposal. There will be law enforcement present to ensure the safe collection and destruction of all medication.
This program will help protect your health and protect our community and the environment.
For more information, contact watch program member Lisa Sinda, (262) 930-6380; or Western Racine County Health Department, (262) 763-4930
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THANK YOU to the Community for taking the time to drive up and drop off their Medication and for attending the Neighborhood Watch Annual Meeting. We had a great turnout. This was the First Annual Medication Collection for the Neighborhood Watch to host and the first ever for the Town of Raymond. We collected 41 lbs of Prescription and OTC Medication. Thank you to the Western Racine County Health Department for Volunteering to help assist. Very much apprecaited. Thank you Racine County Police Department for supporting my mission to help serve the Community.
Very much Appreciated!! Thank you again everyone!!