Prescription
Drugs,
Substances,
& More.
Whether you need to safely store or dispose of medication, find substance abuse support, or connect with local resources — help is closer than you think.
Safe Prescription Disposal Starts Here.
While your prescription medications benefit you, they're harmful for the environment and the safety of our community when not properly disposed. Luckily, Healthy Natrona County and the Casper Police Department have a quick, easy way to discard damaged, unused, or expired medications.
Simply drop your unused medication in the designated bin located inside the Casper Police Department lobby any time, any day. This dropbox provides a safe, discreet, and convenient way to dispose of prescription medication — no questions asked.
All drop-offs are handled confidentially. Please leave medication in its original packaging with labels intact so medical staff can properly identify contents and ensure safe, appropriate disposal in accordance with regulations.
By properly disposing of medication, you're contributing to suicide prevention and substance abuse prevention at home and in our community. Never flush your medications or throw them in the trash:
Keep It Safe — Even When You Need It.
Not every medication can be disposed of right away — but that doesn't mean it should be left where anyone can access it. Properly storing medications at home is one of the most overlooked steps in preventing misuse, accidental ingestion, and theft.
Children, teens, and visitors are more likely to access medications left in plain sight. A few simple habits can make a real difference.
The Up and Away campaign offers free resources, videos, and guidance on keeping medications safely stored and out of reach of children and teens.
Local & National Support.
Resources for safe medication use, disposal, and emergency information — here in Natrona County and nationwide.
Know of a local prescription drug resource we should feature? Let us know — we want this list to reflect what our community needs.
Help Is Right Here.
Substance use disorders affect individuals and families across all walks of life. Whether you're looking for yourself or someone you care about, local and national support is available — judgment-free and confidential.
Reaching out is the first and most important step. You don't have to navigate this alone.
Know of a local substance abuse resource we should add? Let us know — this list grows with our community.
If Not Now, When?
Whether it's storing or disposing of medications, or finding support for yourself or someone you love — take the next step today.