Boone County Project SAFE

Ever wonder what to look for when being a diligent parent? We have recently purchased a drug identification display. We will take this to all our events.

A special thanks to the Lions Club and private donations who helped us purchase this display.

We had a great time at DMACC STEM EVENT. Lots of children and parents learned about our coalition. We are spreading the word of how dangerous it is to use drugs that have not been subscribed by a doctor.

Boone SAFE is again partnering with the Boone Police Department to take part in the DEA Drug Take Back. We will have volunteers at the Boone Police Station to take your unneeded medication for safe disposal. We will be happy to come to your car and take your medications.
Saturday, April 26, 2025
10 a.m. to noon

KEEP THEM SAFE - CLEAN THEM OUT - TAKE THEM BACK

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We had a request for information regarding overdoes deaths from Fentanal in Boone County. This website contains information from the Boone County Hospital.

Community Health Needs Assessment The 2022 Community Health Needs Assessment identifies local health and medical needs and provides a plan of how B*H will respond to such needs. This document suggests areas where other local organizations and agencies might work with us to achieve desired improvements and illustrates one way we, BC...

The Los Angeles Times did a study concerning fentanyl-tainted pills found in Mexican pharmacies from coast to coast. The article will be very enlightening. If you or someone you know goes to Mexico to get drugs without a prescription should read this study.
Be safe. Get your prescriptions from your doctor and only go to American pharmacies. Please pass this along. You just might save a life.
PUERTO VALLARTA, Mexico —
Some of the pills looked just like antibiotics. Others were unlabeled white tablets. Several mimicked well-known American pills, and a few came in sealed bottles.

They were all purchased in Mexico, at legitimate pharmacies from Tulum, at the country’s southeast tip, to Tijuana, at the northwest border with California.

And at least half of them were fakes. Read More on LATIMES.COM On the search bar type in fentanyl.

Fentanyl-tainted pills now found in Mexican pharmacies from coast to coast New testing by Times reporters has revealed that some pharmacies in cities across Mexico sell counterfeit medication tainted with fentanyl and methamphetamine.