The National Take-Back Initiative, encouraging people to safely drop-off unused prescription drugs and syringes to local drop-off boxes, will be held on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department station in West Hollywood is one of 21 LA County sheriff’s stations with a drop-off box, which is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The program, created in 2009 by the LA County Sheriff’s Department, provides a safe and anonymous way for residents to get rid of expired or unused prescription drugs, over-the-counter medications, syringes and other controlled substances.
The following stations provide drop-off boxes:
Altadena Station: http://www.Altadena.lasd.org
Carson Station: http://www.Carson.lasd.org
Century Station: http://www.Century.lasd.org
Compton Station: http://www.Compton.lasd.org
Crescenta Valley Station: http://www.CrescentaValley.lasd.org
East Los Angeles Station: http://www.EastLA.lasd.org
Industry Station: http://www.Industry.lasd.org
Lakewood Station: http://www.Lakewood.lasd.org
Lancaster Station: http://www.Lancaster.lasd.org
Lomita Station: http://www.Lomita.lasd.org
Malibu / Lost Hills Station: http://www.LostHills.lasd.org
Marina Del Rey Station: http://www.MarinaDelRey.lasd.org
Norwalk Station: http://www.Norwalk.lasd.org
Palmdale Station: http://www.Palmdale.lasd.org
Pico Rivera Station: http://www.PicoRivera.lasd.org
San Dimas Station: http://www.SanDimas.lasd.org
Santa Clarita Valley Station: http://www.SantaClarita.lasd.org
South Los Angeles http://www.SouthLA.lasd.org
Temple Station: http://www.Temple.lasd.org
Walnut / Diamond Bar Station: http://www.Walnut.lasd.org
West Hollywood Station: http://www.WestHollywood.lasd.org
More information online.
