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Upcoming Events

Rise Together!
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January 29th 2020, Stoney Creek Conference Center @6-8pm 

Join us for a FREE community event and conversation as RISE TOGETHER, a team of national educators and advocates, leads attendees in a discussion centered around La Crosse County youth and substance misuse prevention. Please see flyer below for additional information. 
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Ongoing Campaigns

Wake Up Call

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The "Wake Up Call" is mobile and available for La Crosse County events. The Wake Up Call is a life size exhibit of a teenager’s bedroom with more than 50 red flags that can signal substance abuse. Our goal is to educate parents and other adults who are influential in the lives of youth so they know what seemingly innocent items can actually be an indication of substance abuse, provide resources and encourage positive communication styles. The presentation is for adults 21 years of age and over. Tours are provided by trained guides.

The Wake Up Call is an effort to address substance abuse including tobacco, alcohol, marijuana prescription drugs and the growing opioid and heroin epidemic. La Crosse County Wake Up Call originated in a collaborative effort with Your Choice to Live Inc.

For more information regarding this mobile experience OR to host wake up call, contact:
Judi Zabel, 608-785-9855 or jzabel@lacrossecounty.org

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To find more information on Marijuana, click here to check out our marijuana section.



​La Crosse Area Medication Drop Boxes: Available Year Round

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​"Prescription drug poisonings and overdose deaths continue to be a top concern in La Crosse County and throughout the United States."
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-Dr. Chris Eberlein
Gundersen Health System

 Locations-Medication Drop Boxes
  • La Crosse County Sheriff’s Department:      
    ​Room 1500, M-F 8am-4:30pm
  • La Crosse Police Department:
    Lobby, M-F 8:30am-5:00pm
  • Onalaska Police Department:
    Lobby, M-F 8am-5pm
  • West Salem Police Department:
    Lobby, M-F 8am-4:30pm
  • Holmen Police Department:
    Lobby, M-F 8am-4:30pm
  • Campbell Police Department:
    Lobby, M-F 8am-4:30pm
  • Bangor Police Department:
    Lobby, M-F 8am-4pm

  • University of WI- La Crosse Student Health Center: Waiting room, check website for the clinic's hours of operation here.
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  • Walgreens Pharmacy West Avenue location only, 24hrs/7 days a week

The boxes are located in the following areas on Gundersen campuses during normal Pharmacy business hours:
  • Gundersen La Crosse Clinic Pharmacy
  • Gundersen East Building Pharmacy
  • Gundersen Onalaska Clinic Pharmacy retail area

Sharps Containers are located in the following locations:
  • North La Crosse: At boat ramp behind Hardee's at 1311 Rose Street
  • South La Crosse: King Street alley between Fourth Street and Fifth Avenue
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​Items NOT for Disposal in the
Drop Boxes


  • No Needles/syringes
  • No Inhalers
  • No personal care products such as shampoo, soaps, vitamins, sunscreen, etc.
  • No illicit drugs or drug paraphernalia​

Drop Box Locations (hover for info)
La Crosse County Household Hazardous Waste
6500 State Road 16
La Crosse, WI  54601
HOURS OF OPERATION AND MEDICATION DROP-OFF DETAILS:
http://www.lacrossecounty.org/solidwaste/hhm.asp
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To find more information on Prescription Drugs, click here to check out our Prescription drugs section.

To find more information on Alcohol, click here to check out our alcohol section.
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  • Home
  • Events
    • Media
  • Education
    • Be The One, Start the Conversation
    • Marijuana >
      • La Crosse County Marijuana Trends Report
      • Marijuana 101
      • Driving & Riding
      • Health Effects >
        • Addiction
        • Brain Effects
        • Effects on Pregnancy
      • Edibles
      • Dabbing & Concentrates
      • Educational Advocacy Toolkit
      • Be the One Start the Conversation about Marijuana
      • Resources
    • Alcohol >
      • Effects of Alcohol >
        • Teen Alcohol Use
        • Alcohol and Pregnancy
        • Alcohol and the Elderly
      • Alcohol and Cancer
      • Policies
      • Scenarios to Prepare Tweens, Teens and Young Adults for
      • Resources
    • Prescription Drugs >
      • Types
      • Prescription Drugs and Youth
      • Medication Drop Boxes
      • Medication Safety
      • Tips for Role Models
      • Resources
  • Statistics
  • Resources
    • Youth
    • Parents and Educators
    • Community Members
  • Webinars
    • Past Webinars
    • Current Webinars