RX4 Safety

Dispose of any unused Medications at your local Police Department

Secured drop off bins have been installed at the following Police Departments.

Alton Police Department
1700 East Broadway, Alton, IL 62002

Bethalto Police Department
213 N. Prairie St., Bethalto, IL 62010

Collinsville Police Department
200 W. Clay St Collinsville, IL 62234

East Alton Police Department
211 N. Shamrock St East Alton, IL 62024

Edwardsville Police Department
400 North Main St Edwardsville, IL 62025

Glen Carbon Police Department
149 North Main St Glen Carbon, IL 62034

Granite City Police Department
2330 Madison Ave Granite City, IL 62040

Highland Police Department
820 Mulberry St Highland, IL 62249

Madison Police Department
615 Madison Ave, Madison, IL 62060

Madison County Sheriff's Office
405 Randle St Edwardsville, IL 62025

Maryville Police Department
2500 N. Center St Maryville, IL 62062

Roxana Police Department
400 South Central Ave Roxana, IL 62084

SIU-E Police Department
99 Supporting Services Rd Edwardsville, IL 62026

Troy Police Department
116 East Market St Troy, IL 62094

Wood River Police Department
111 North Wood River Ave Wood River, IL 62095

The outstanding part of this initiative is that these drop off locations are available to the citizens 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Citizens don't have to wait for a specific date to get these items out of their homes.

These are the items we CAN accept

Any over the counter medications, Vitamins, liquids, narcotics, cough syrup, prescription medicines, hormones, painkillers, antibiotics, ointments, oils and any other unidentified pills.

These are the items we CANNOT accept

Oxygen tanks, asthma inhalers, Mercury Thermometers, Hearing aids, household waster and sharps or needles.

The law enforcement community of Madison County is excited about this endeavor and we look forward to this continued cooperative effort between law enforcement and the citizens we serve.

If you have any questions regarding this initiative, or the information provided in this flyer, please feel free to contact Jaimie Linton, Administrator of Business Affairs, for the Madison County Sheriff's Offices at 618-296-4860.

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