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Next National Drug Take Back Day scheduled for Oct. 29

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Those with unwanted, unused or expired prescriptions taking up space in medicine cabinets are encouraged to safely discard those drugs at one of many area drop-offs between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday as part of the Drug Enforcement AdministrationĢƵ 23rd National Drug Take Back Day.

In April, the DEA collected 32,848 pounds of unwanted, unused and expired prescriptions at 251 sites statewide.

“Bring anything day-of. ThereĢƵ no questions asked,” said Washington police Chief Dan Rush, whose department is partnering with both the Washington County SheriffĢƵ Department and the Washington Drug and Alcohol Commission to host a drop-off station along Main Street. “Drug abuse is bad. The less that are out here and available, the better off we all are.”

To safely discard of unused, unwanted or expired prescription medications, visit one of the following Drug Take Back Day sites Saturday:

Greene County

n Greene County Courthouse, 10 E. High St., Waynesburg

n Pennsylvania State Police barracks, 255 Elm Drive, Waynesburg

For more information on Drug Take Back Day, or to find a drop-off site near you, visit https://www.dea.gov/takebackday.

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