MARION COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Prevent
Preventing misuse
Because of the many potential negative side effects of opioids, it is recommended that if you do have prescription opioids in your home that they are kept in a safe place, out of the reach of children and when possible in a locked cabinet. If you have unused opioid pain medications in your home, you can safely dispose of them at the locations listed below. These locations have drop boxes where you can safely and anonymously dispose of unused medications.
- Walgreens Safe Medication Disposal offers kiosks that provide a safe and convenient way to dispose of unwanted, unused or expired medication at no cost, year-round. Kiosks are available at select locations during regular pharmacy hours and offer one of the best ways to ensure medications are not accidentally used or intentionally misused by someone else. Click here for all locations .
- Drug Free Marion County, Covanta and IMPD lists of disposal locations in Marion County.
| Marion County Public Health Department Accepts needles Syringes & lancets |
Eskenazi Pharmacies | Law Enforcement | ||
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MCPHD Northwest District Health Office MCPHD Northeast District Health Office |
Cottage Corner Pharmacy Westside Pharmacy |
Grassy Creek Pharmacy Forest Manor Pharmacy West 38 th St. Pharmacy |
Marion County Sheriff’s Office Lawrence Police Department |
IMPD Southwest District IMPD Southeast District |
| MCPHD South District Health Office 505 National Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46227 |
Outpatient Care Center Pharmacy Pecar Pharmacy 6940 N Michigan Rd. INDIANAPOLIS, in 46238 |
Speedway Police Department Beech Grove Police Department |
IMPD North District IMPD Northwest District |
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