Missoula County supports HB 137, Create a statewide drug takeback day, up for hearing tomorrow morning in the State Administration Building. The Missoula Prescription Drug Task Force currently holds these events twice a year, and they serve as important tools to raise awareness and encourage parents, grandparents and community members to properly dispose of their unused, expired and unwanted medicines. Providing a convenient way for people to remove medications from households helps reduce ease-of-access and can lead to reductions in medication misuse, abuse and overdose. Takeback days also help prevent serious public health concerns, including substance abuse, child medicine poisoning and suicide.
Missoula County supports HB 137, Create a statewide drug takeback day, before the House floor this afternoon. The Missoula Prescription Drug Task Force currently holds these events twice a year, and they serve as important tools to raise awareness and encourage parents, grandparents and community members to properly dispose of their unused, expired and unwanted medicines. Providing a convenient way for people to remove medications from households helps reduce ease-of-access and can lead to reductions in medication misuse, abuse and overdose. Takeback days also help prevent serious public health concerns, including substance abuse, child medicine poisoning and suicide.
Please support HB 137. Representative Dudik, thank you for carrying this bill.
Missoula County supports HB 137, Create a statewide drug takeback day, before Senate State Administration this afternoon. The Missoula Prescription Drug Task Force currently holds these events twice a year, and they serve as important tools to raise awareness and encourage parents, grandparents and community members to properly dispose of their unused, expired and unwanted medicines. Providing a convenient way for people to remove medications from households helps reduce ease-of-access and can lead to reductions in medication misuse, abuse and overdose. Takeback days also help prevent serious public health concerns, including substance abuse, child medicine poisoning and suicide.
Missoula County supports HB 137, Create a statewide drug takeback day, on the Senate floor this afternoon. The Missoula Prescription Drug Task Force currently holds these events twice a year, and they serve as important tools to raise awareness and encourage parents, grandparents and community members to properly dispose of their unused, expired and unwanted medicines. Providing a convenient way for people to remove medications from households helps reduce ease-of-access and can lead to reductions in medication misuse, abuse and overdose. Takeback days also help prevent serious public health concerns, including substance abuse, child medicine poisoning and suicide.
Please support HB 137. Senator Bennett, thank you for carrying this bill.
Sent afternoon of Jan. 16:
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Missoula County supports HB 137, Create a statewide drug takeback day, up for hearing tomorrow morning in the State Administration Building. The Missoula Prescription Drug Task Force currently holds these events twice a year, and they serve as important tools to raise awareness and encourage parents, grandparents and community members to properly dispose of their unused, expired and unwanted medicines. Providing a convenient way for people to remove medications from households helps reduce ease-of-access and can lead to reductions in medication misuse, abuse and overdose. Takeback days also help prevent serious public health concerns, including substance abuse, child medicine poisoning and suicide.
Please support HB 137.
Sent morning of Jan. 29:
ReplyDeleteRepresentatives,
Missoula County supports HB 137, Create a statewide drug takeback day, before the House floor this afternoon. The Missoula Prescription Drug Task Force currently holds these events twice a year, and they serve as important tools to raise awareness and encourage parents, grandparents and community members to properly dispose of their unused, expired and unwanted medicines. Providing a convenient way for people to remove medications from households helps reduce ease-of-access and can lead to reductions in medication misuse, abuse and overdose. Takeback days also help prevent serious public health concerns, including substance abuse, child medicine poisoning and suicide.
Please support HB 137. Representative Dudik, thank you for carrying this bill.
Sent this morning:
ReplyDeleteSenator Bennett,
Missoula County supports HB 137, Create a statewide drug takeback day, before Senate State Administration this afternoon. The Missoula Prescription Drug Task Force currently holds these events twice a year, and they serve as important tools to raise awareness and encourage parents, grandparents and community members to properly dispose of their unused, expired and unwanted medicines. Providing a convenient way for people to remove medications from households helps reduce ease-of-access and can lead to reductions in medication misuse, abuse and overdose. Takeback days also help prevent serious public health concerns, including substance abuse, child medicine poisoning and suicide.
Please support HB 137.
Sent March 19:
ReplyDeleteSenators,
Missoula County supports HB 137, Create a statewide drug takeback day, on the Senate floor this afternoon. The Missoula Prescription Drug Task Force currently holds these events twice a year, and they serve as important tools to raise awareness and encourage parents, grandparents and community members to properly dispose of their unused, expired and unwanted medicines. Providing a convenient way for people to remove medications from households helps reduce ease-of-access and can lead to reductions in medication misuse, abuse and overdose. Takeback days also help prevent serious public health concerns, including substance abuse, child medicine poisoning and suicide.
Please support HB 137. Senator Bennett, thank you for carrying this bill.