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Paul Howerton - Chief of Police
Non-Emergency Phone (417) 339-9117
Business Office Phone (417) 739-2131
Email kcpd@tri-lakes.net
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
CALL 911
KIMBERLING CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT MISSION STATEMENT:
To enhance public health, safety and welfare through
proper interpretation and enforcement of Federal, State and City laws by
building and combining community resources to professionally address community
problems and need, promoting the highest quality of life possible.
Kimberling City Police Department consists of: Chief of Police, six full-time
officers and Police Clerk.
We look forward to hearing from you, the citizens, on how we can serve you.
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A Drug Drop Box is available in the lobby of the Kimberling City Police
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Hours are: Monday thru Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm |
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Prescriptions |
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Over-the-counter Medications |
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Vitamins |
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Samples |
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Herbs |
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Medications for Pets |
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Ointments |
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Lotions |
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Liquid Medications in leak |
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proof container |
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Needles (Syringes) |
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Illicit Drugs |
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Thermometer |
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Bloody or Infectious Waste |
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Hydrogen Peroxide |
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Aerosol Cans |
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Inhalers |
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NEVER flush medications down the toilet! |
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Medications flushed down the toilet are ending up in our drinking water.
Water treatment facilities are not designed to remove medications.
Medications are also affecting fish and other aquatic life after treatment
facilities return the water to streams and rivers. |
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Why Citizens should turn in their unused prescription drugs: |
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Children and animals may be poisoned if they find and swallow drugs. |
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Drugs can be scavenged and illegally sold. |
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Unused pharmaceuticals are environmental toxins; flushing them down the
toilet or sink can release them into our drinking water and soil. |
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