Thursday, October 1, 2009
Shelby County cracking down on teen drinking and drug abuse
From the Shelby County Reporter:
A Shelby County organization is partnering with county schools and law enforcement officials to crack down on teen drinking and drug abuse.
A Shelby County organization is partnering with county schools and law enforcement officials to crack down on teen drinking and drug abuse.
The Shelby County Drug Free Coalition is seeking to publicize existing county drug and alcohol tip lines to combat illegal teen behavior and adults who sanction it.
The Shelby County Drug Free Coalition is distributing posters like this to schools, libraries and senior centers throughout the county.
“Many people within the coalition didn’t realize that there were already tip lines available through the sheriff’s office and schools,” said Carol Williams, the coalition’s project coordinator. “The coalition then partnered (with the schools and sheriff’s office) to promote those available resources more thoroughly.”
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