Join Safe Water for Walton as they team up with the Walton County School Board and the Walton County Sheriff's Office to present Operation Medicine Cabinet. Protect our waterways by keeping powerful pharmaceuticals and all medicines out of our water supply. Disposing of unused or expired prescriptions/medications properly is important.
Bring your unwanted or unneeded medications to this free collection event. They’ll dispose of them—anonymously...
Saturday, Jan. 26th | 10AM - Noon
Walton Middle School
605 Bruce Avenue
DeFuniak Springs, 32433
Saturday, Jan. 26th | 2PM - 4PM
South Walton High School
645 Greenway Trail
Santa Rosa Beach, 32459
Sunday, Jan. 27th | Noon - 2PM
Freeport Middle School
360 Kylea Laird Drive
Freeport, 32439
Protect our waterways by keeping powerful pharmaceuticals and all medicines out of our water supply. This prevents them from reaching the aquifer system underground through septic tanks and other means. Bring your old and unused medicines FOR FREE – even pet medicines!
Please make sure to …
• Keep medications in their containers
• Keep labels on containers
• Cross through personal info on containers
They cannot accept …
• “Sharps” (syringes or needles)
• Biomedical waste
• Thermometers
Safe Water for Walton, Inc., is a 501(c)(4) advocacy and education organization properly registered with the State of Florida and the IRS — with this defined Mission:
To study and educate the public about the health of, and any threats to, the water sources across the six-county watershed (Walton, Bay, Jackson, Holmes, Washington, and Okaloosa counties), including, but not limited to, safe drinking water issues and the recreational water basin comprised of creeks, rivers, bays, coastal dune lakes, and freshwater underground aquifers.
Learn more at, http://www.safewaterforWalton.org
Bring your unwanted or unneeded medications to this free collection event. They’ll dispose of them—anonymously...
Saturday, Jan. 26th | 10AM - Noon
Walton Middle School
605 Bruce Avenue
DeFuniak Springs, 32433
Saturday, Jan. 26th | 2PM - 4PM
South Walton High School
645 Greenway Trail
Santa Rosa Beach, 32459
Sunday, Jan. 27th | Noon - 2PM
Freeport Middle School
360 Kylea Laird Drive
Freeport, 32439
Protect our waterways by keeping powerful pharmaceuticals and all medicines out of our water supply. This prevents them from reaching the aquifer system underground through septic tanks and other means. Bring your old and unused medicines FOR FREE – even pet medicines!
Please make sure to …
• Keep medications in their containers
• Keep labels on containers
• Cross through personal info on containers
They cannot accept …
• “Sharps” (syringes or needles)
• Biomedical waste
• Thermometers
Safe Water for Walton, Inc., is a 501(c)(4) advocacy and education organization properly registered with the State of Florida and the IRS — with this defined Mission:
To study and educate the public about the health of, and any threats to, the water sources across the six-county watershed (Walton, Bay, Jackson, Holmes, Washington, and Okaloosa counties), including, but not limited to, safe drinking water issues and the recreational water basin comprised of creeks, rivers, bays, coastal dune lakes, and freshwater underground aquifers.
Learn more at, http://www.safewaterforWalton.org
