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SUMMARY:Drug Take Back Event - Lake in the Hills
DESCRIPTION:LITH PD and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration will provide an opportunity for the public to rid their homes of potentially dangerous expired\, unused\, and unwanted prescription drugs.\n\nOn Saturday\, April 26th from 10am - 2pm\, you can dispose of your unwanted medication at the lower lobby of the Lake in the Hills Police Department (1115 Crystal Lake Road). The service is free and anonymous\, no questions asked.\n\nWe recommend that you remove the labels from the prescription bottles or use permanent marker to blacken out the name(s) or any personal information on the label. Medication should be in a container for the safety precautions\n\nPills and/or patches will be accepted (no needles\, sharps\, syringes\, liquids or illegal drugs). \n\nPet medication is also accepted\n\nVaping devices and cartridges will also be accepted. \n\nLithium ion batteries cannot be accepted so be sure to remove the batteries from the devices before turning them in. If the battery cannot be removed\, check with large electronic chain stores or local hazardous materials management facility to determine if they will accept the vape pen or e-cigarette devices for proper disposal. \n\n#DrugTakeBack #nationaldrugtake #safedrugdisposal #DrugDisposal #deadrugtake#lakeinthehills #drugsafety #medicationsafety #CommunityPolicing
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:LITH PD and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration will provide an opportunity for the public to rid their homes of potentially dangerous expired\, unused\, and unwanted prescription drugs
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On Saturday\, April 26th from 10am - 2pm\, you can dispose of your unwanted medication at the lower lobby of the Lake in the Hills Police Department (1115 Crystal Lake Road). The service is free and anonymous\, no questions asked.
We recommend that you remove the labels from the prescription bottles or use permanent marker to blacken out the name(s) or any personal information on the label. Medication should be in a container for the safety precautions
\n\nPills and/or patches will be accepted (no \;
needles\, sharps\, syringes\, \;
liquids or illegal drugs). \;
Pet medication is also accepted
Vaping devices and cartridges will also be accepted. \;
\n\nLithium ion batteries \;
cannot be accepted so be sure to remove the batteries from the devices before turning them in. If the battery cannot be removed\, check with large electronic chain stores or local hazardous materials management facility to determine if they will accept the vape pen or e-cigarette devices for proper disposal. \;