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People of Stark County have access to a state-of-the-art mental health and recovery system.

Permanent Drug Collection Boxes Now Available County-Wide

Our community comes together to make this dream a reality

 Now residents can rid themselves of unwanted, unneeded and unused drugs conveniently anytime at any one of ten drug collection boxes located at police stations throughout Stark County. These boxes are permanently housed at all of our county’s police departments who have 24/7 surveillance and will be monitored by their officers. All pharmaceutical drugs in the forms of pills, liquids and creams will gladly be accepted. We recommend you take the label off of any containers, or at minimum, use a Sharpie to blacken out your personal information. Needles and syringes are not  accepted. The collection boxes are located at the police departments in:

  • Alliance, 470 East Market Street
  • Canton City, 218 Cleveland Avenue NE
  • Canal Fulton, 1165 South Locust Street
  • Jackson Twp., 7383 Fulton Drive, NW
  • Louisville, 1150 West Main Street
  • Massillon, 2 James Duncan Plaza
  • Minerva, 209 North Market
  • North Canton, 145 North Main Street
  • Perry Twp., 622 Genoa Road
  • Stark County Sheriff’s Office, 4500 Atlantic Blvd. NE

The Stark County Narcotics Unit will be responsponsible for picking up the contents on a regular basis. The contents will be weighed and then burned through the generosity of Republic Steel in Massillon. This is the safest, eco-friendly way to destroy drugs.

This important program has been made possible due to many community partners, both public and private, who have given financial and resourse support. Our Drug Collection Box partners include the Mental Health

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Request for Investments

State fiscal year (SFY) 2014

State fiscal year (SFY) 2014 (July 1, 2013-June 30, 2014) Request for Investments (RFI) will be received in accordance with the Mental Health and Recovery Services Board (MHRSB) of Stark County's Request for Investment guidelines for Mental Health Services and Alcohol and Other Drug Treatment Services and Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs Prevention Services at their office at 121 Cleveland Avenue SW, Canton, OH, 44702, until 12:00pm local time, on Friday, June 7, 2013.  All requestors must hold state certification to provide mental health and/or alcohol/drug services, or hold current contract with the MHRSB of Stark County.

Requests shall address all requirements of the RFI and shall contain the full name of each agency/company submitting the request and shall be signed by officials authorized to execute a contract.  SFY2014 Requests for Investments guidelines may be obtained from 8am to 5pm at 121 Cleveland Avenue SW, Canton, OH 44702 or by contacting Carrie Callahan, Training Coordinator/Clinical Administrative Support at ccallahan@starkmhrsb.org.

 

HELPFUL PHONE NUMBERS

Crisis Line and Suicide Prevention Hotline 330-452-6000 24-Hour Domestic
Violence Hotline
330-453-SAFE (7233) Homeless Prevention Hotline 330-452-4363

In the News

  • MHRSBytes Newsletter - Find out what's happening at the Board!
  • Website launched to share status updates toward consolidation of ODMH and ODADAS - www.adamh.ohio.gov
  • Looking for a job in the behavioral health field?  Click here
  • WE HAVE MOVED:  the Mental Health and Recovery Services Board and Heartland East Administrative Services Center have moved.  Our new address is 121 Cleveland Avenue SW, Canton, Ohio 44702.   
  • Run for a New Tomorrow 5K to benefit the Crisis Center - May 19, 2013, for more information click here
  • NAMI announces their Education Programs and class schedule for 2013.   Click here

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