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Woodland Park Police Department

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  • EVENTS
  • Professional Standards
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    • Internal Affairs
    • Accreditation
    • Policies and Procedures
  • Services
    • Firearms
    • Medicine Drop Box
    • Handicap Placard App
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    • Vacant Home Check
    • Safety Tips
    • Dog Licensing
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Safe medication disposal box

Additional Information

 The Woodland Park Police Department recently installed a prescription medicine drop box in the lobby of Police Headquarters  The drop box a stationary disposal unit that resembles a mailbox which  is available to the public 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Residents can drop off any unwanted or unused prescription medication. Please note that liquids and syringes (sharps) cannot be accepted. Always be sure to remove personal information from any bottles or containers that you are disposing of.

DON'T FLUSH YOUR MEDICATION: A recent study shows that 80 percent of US streams contain small amounts of human medicines. Sewage systems cannot remove these medicines from water that is released into lakes, rivers or oceans. Fish and other aquatic animals have shown adverse effects from medicines in the water. And, even very small amounts of medicine have been found in drinking water. 

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