Jackson County, Indiana

 

  

 
 




 
 


 
 

About the Drug-Free Council

 

Council meeting

The Jackson County Drug-Free Council is comprised of community volunteers interested in alcohol, tobacco, and other drug (ATOD) abuse issues who annually develop a comprehensive plan to prevent and reduce substance abuse in Jackson County.

Grants are awarded annually from fees collected on DUI and drug possession charges which are used in support of prevention/education, intervention/treatment, and law enforcement/judicial programs or activities.

Monthly meetings are held to continually educate those interested in ATOD issues and share current information or concerns.

The public is always welcome at our meetings held the second Thursday of every month from 4:00 to 5:30 pm at the Community Foundation Building, 107 Community Drive, Seymour. Get Map


The Jackson County Drug-Free Council, Inc. needs the active support of concerned citizens, business groups, religious institutions, youth groups and community organizations to fulfill its mission of ending substance abuse - especially among our young people. Interested parties should contact the council at

 

 

 

Do you suspect Illegal Drug activity?

 

Contact your local law enforcement. 

INDIANA STATE POLICE

522-1441

JACKSON COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT

358-2141

SEYMOUR POLICE DEPARTMENT

522-1234

BROWNSTOWN POLICE DEPARTMENT

358-2345

CROTHERSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT

793-2311

MEDORA POLICE DEPARTMENT

966-8484

 


 

 

 

 

 


 

First Annual Jackson County Drug Free Council Road Rally Fundraiser

 

ALERT

A special alert for parents and teachers

 

Commom Habits of Illegal Drug Dealer/Manufacturers
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  • Frequent visitors at all hours
  • Frequent late night activity
  • Windows blacked out, curtains always drawn
  • Unemployed with plenty of cash
  • Unfriendly, secretive
  • Suspicious of passers-by
  • Paranoid, odd behavior or extensive security
  • Chemical odors from house, garbage or out buildings
  • Garbage has lots of boxes, bottles, or containers of cold capsules, batteries, HEET, starter fluid, drain cleaner, salt, coffee filters, light bulbs, aluminum foil, matches
  • Placing their garbage in a neighbor's collection area

Alone, any of these activities may not be an indicator. However, some or several together may indicate a problem.

 

It is our stated aim to develop this site into a useful and relevant resource in the continuing effort to end tobacco, alcohol and drug abuse in Jackson County. We are always open to viewer suggestions on additional resources and ways to improve the site to make it more useful and informative. E-mail your suggestions to the webmaster.

 

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The Jackson County Drug-Free Council, Inc. needs the active support of concerned citizens, business groups, religious institutions, youth groups and community organizations to fulfill its mission of ending substance abuse - especially among our young people. Interested parties should contact the council. By using this site you agree to our Terms of Use