Sue Kahler, substance abuse prevention coordinator for Bismarck-Burleigh Public Health in Bismarck, North Dakota, demonstrates Narcan, which revives people from opioid overdoses.
Pleasant Prairie Police Chief David Smetana accepts collections bags of medication from a visitor at the Drug Take Back Day event held at the village police station on Saturday.
Harrison Biggs, the recently hired museum manager and curator at the Pleasant Prairie Historical Society, receives Narcan training from Kenosha County Behavioral Health Manager Jeni Parkinson on Saturday, during the Drug Take Back Day collection event at the Pleasant Prairie Police Station.
From left, Pleasant Prairie Police Chief David Smetana, Kenosha County Behavioral Health Manager Jeni Parkinson and County Executive Samantha Kerkman at the Drug Take Back Day collection site Saturday at the Pleasant Prairie Police Station.
Pleasant Prairie Police Chief David Smetana accepts collections bags of medication from a visitor at the Drug Take Back Day event held at the village police station on Saturday.
Harrison Biggs, the recently hired museum manager and curator at the Pleasant Prairie Historical Society, receives Narcan training from Kenosha County Behavioral Health Manager Jeni Parkinson on Saturday, during the Drug Take Back Day collection event at the Pleasant Prairie Police Station.
From left, Pleasant Prairie Police Chief David Smetana, Kenosha County Behavioral Health Manager Jeni Parkinson and County Executive Samantha Kerkman at the Drug Take Back Day collection site Saturday at the Pleasant Prairie Police Station.
