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CPASA partners with Princeton Police on National Prescription Drug Take Back Day

Area residents got rid of unused/expired medications

By Shaw Local News Network

CPASA director Rhonda Telfer (from left), CPASA board member Janice Wamhoff, Princeton Police patrol officer and administrative secretary Peg Maciejewski, CPASA board president Dave Jungnickel and CPASA board member Claudia Bachman pose for a photo during National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, Oct. 23. Pictured above, from l to r, are CPASA director Rhonda Telfer; CPASA board member Janice Wamoff; patrol officer and administrative secretary Peg Maciejewski; CPASA board president Dave Jungnickel, and CPASA board member Claudia Bachman. (Photo Provided)

PRINCETON — On Saturday, Oct. 23, the Princeton Police Department joined Community Partners Against Substance Abuse (CPASA) on National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.

Area residents were able to use this convenient “drive up, drop off” service to safely discard unused or expired medications. Containers for safe disposal are available year-round at the police department, and another drive thru event will be held in spring 2022.