Community members participating in the Prescription Take Back Day at Laguna Woods City Hall.
Laguna Woods residents are invited to participate in National Prescription Take Back Day on April 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Laguna Woods City Hall. This event allows community members to safely dispose of unwanted, unused, or expired prescription medications for free and anonymously. By cleaning out medicine cabinets, participants contribute to a healthier and safer community. Year-round disposal options and local drop-off spots are also available for those unable to attend the event.
Hey Laguna Woods residents! Mark your calendars because National Prescription Take Back Day is just around the corner. Join your neighbors on Saturday, April 26, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Laguna Woods City Hall, located at 24264 El Toro Road. This is a fantastic opportunity to declutter your medicine cabinets and make sure those old meds are disposed of safely.
This event is not only a great way to clean out your home, but it also plays a vital role in keeping our community safe and healthy. You can bring your unwanted, unused, or expired prescription medications for FREE and anonymous disposal. That’s right, no questions asked! And don’t worry about the weather because this event will go on rain or shine.
As you gather your medications, make sure to remember the list of items that can and cannot be brought to the event. You can toss in those old pills and prescriptions, but please leave behind any sharps, marijuana, liquids, or pressure canisters.
This event is specifically for Laguna Woods Village residents and their authorized guests, so bring a friend or neighbor along! It’s a wonderful chance to take part in something that benefits our entire community.
If you can’t make it on April 26, don’t worry! Laguna Woods offers year-round locations for disposing of unused prescription drugs. It’s good to know that you’re not out of options. Nationwide, there are actually more than 4,000 drop-off locations designed to help keep communities free from the potential dangers of unused and expired medications.
For those in Orange County looking for additional take-back locations, here’s a quick list to note:
Events like this are critically important. They help to reduce the amount of unused medications in households, which can potentially lead to misuse and environmental issues when not disposed of correctly. Taking time to remove these outdated medications not only clears up cabinet space but also ensures a safer community.
It’s worth noting that the times and locations for this big day can sometimes change, so it’s advisable to double-check with the organizers for the latest updates. You can reach out to the Orange County Sheriff’s Department at 714-647-4133 for any questions you might have.
So gather those expired prescriptions, and let’s make Laguna Woods a safer place together on April 26!
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