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04/15/2025

2025 DEA Pill Take Back Day
Next date: Saturday, April 26, 2025 | 10:00 AM to 02:00 PM

Bags and cannisters of medication turned in to DEA Pill Take Back Day
Do your part to prevent accidental poisoning, overdoses and improper use of medications if you have unused or expired medications.
Douglasville Police Department has partnered with the Drug Enforcement Administration, Premier Drugstore, WSA, and Cobb/Douglas Public Health Overdose Prevention during the DEA Pill Take Back Day to help you clean out those medicine cabinets.
No questions are asked, and no forms or IDs are required.
Liquid and pills are accepted.
You can leave your medications in the original containers or empty them into a sealed plastic bag.
NO sharps or inhalers will be taken at this event, just medications.
Absolutely no medications are to be dropped off at the police department before or after the scheduled event times.

02/12/2025

Good to know.

TRAFFIC TIP TUESDAY

Let’s talk license plates!

* If you MOVE to GA, you must go to the tag office and get a GA license plate within 30 days of your move.

* If you buy a used car from an individual, you must go and purchase a new license plate within 7 days.

* There is no need to place a “TAG APPLIED FOR” sign on your vehicle. Keep the bill of sale paperwork with you in case you are stopped by a police officer.

* If you buy a new or used car from an auto dealership they MAY (or not) help you with the license plate paperwork. If they do NOT help, you have to go and purchase a new license plate within 30 days. The temporary paper “plate” they place on the vehicle is good for a maximum of 45 days.

License plates belong to you, not the vehicle. If you SELL your vehicle, or junk it, REMOVE your license plate and keep it.

04/17/2024

DEA Pill Take Back Day
Date:
04/27/2024 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Location:
Douglasville Public Safety Complex
2083 Fairburn Road
Douglasville, Georgia 30135
Introduction:
No questions asked, no forms or ID required...

Do your part to prevent accidental poisoning, overdoses and improper use of medications if you have unused or expired medications. Douglasville Police Department has partnered with the Drug Enforcement Administration, Premier Drugstore, WSA, and Cobb/Douglas Public Health Overdose Prevention during the DEA Pill Take Back Day to help you clean out those medicine cabinets.
No questions are asked, and no forms or IDs are required.
Liquid and pills are accepted. You can leave your medications in the original containers or empty them into a sealed plastic bag.
NO sharps or inhalers will be taken at this event, just medications.
Absolutely no medications are to be dropped off at the police department before or after the scheduled event times.

Contact: (678) 293-1621
Email: Email for more information...
Link: Douglasville PD is on Facebook!

03/25/2024

Asking for prayers for Connie Teasley as she undergoes a very serious procedure in the morning. Praying for a steady hand during her surgery & a speedy recovery. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

03/10/2024

Join us in wishing Connie Teasley a very Happy Birthday!🎉🎂

11/11/2023

09/01/2023

Wishing a very special birthday to David Matthews!

05/01/2023

We recently moved from Fulton County to Douglas County, Looking forward to working with our community and devolping new relationships.

12/25/2022

Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas!

12/09/2022

https://www.wastedive.com/news/michigan-whitmer-waste-package-landfill-chemical-recycling/638411/?utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Issue:%202022-12-09%20Waste%20Dive%20Newsletter%20%5Bissue:46592%5D&utm_term=Waste%20Dive

Eight related bills would overhaul the state’s waste priorities to focus on recycling. The package adds new landfill regulations, characterizes chemical recycling as a manufacturing process and offers grants for local governments.