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12/31/2025

As you celebrate the arrival of the new year with friends and family, commit to a safe start by never driving impaired. Holiday celebrations often involve alcohol, which can impair judgment. Law enforcement is on high alert to protect everyone on the road. Make the responsible choice: drive sober or use a ride-sharing service to get home safely. Don't let a bad decision define the beginning of your year.

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12/17/2025

This Christmas, give the gift of safety to yourself and everyone on the road. As the holidays approach and highways become crowded, remember that driving impaired—whether by drugs or alcohol—dramatically increases the risk of a tragic accident. A poor choice can ruin your holiday and forever change the lives of others. Make the responsible decision: always drive sober.

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12/09/2025

ASAP Prevention will be set-up everyday until Friday at the Post Exchange (PX) raising awareness on the dangers of impaired driving for National 3-D (Drunk, Drugged Driving) Month. Stop by our table for educational brochures and promo items in support of the campaign. U.S. Army Fort Campbell

12/08/2025

December marks National 3-D (Drunk, Drugged, and Distracted Driving) Awareness Month. As the holidays continue, please remember that a single decision to drive impaired can have devastating consequences.

An impaired-driving arrest will not only ruin your plans and destroy your holiday spirit, but more importantly, driving impaired puts you, your passengers, and everyone else on the road at risk.

Choose safety: Commit to driving sober and ensure you don't become one of the tragic statistics this holiday season.

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12/01/2025

Today marks the first day of National 3-D (Drunk, Drugged Driving) Month.

As we enter our two biggest holidays, let's remember not to drive impaired. Any substance that causes impairment, such as alcohol or drugs, is considered high-risk to consume before driving. Apply low-risk decision making skills by not over-consuming and requesting a ride-share service if you need it. Stay safe this holiday season.

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11/25/2025

As we approach Thanksgiving, let's prioritize responsible driving.

Do not operate a vehicle while impaired by any substance. Drive sober, or arrange for safe, alternative transportation to your destination.

Impaired driving statistically increases during the holiday season. Please commit to not contributing to this dangerous trend.

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04/24/2025

Mixing alcohol and opioids can be lethal. People who binge-drink are 2x as likely to misuse prescription opioids. Health experts recommend strong alcohol safeguards to prevent excessive alcohol consumption. Following low-risk guidelines for alcohol consumption can prevent health and impariment problems. As we close out National Alcohol Awareness Month let's remain aware of our alcohol consumption habits and make healthy low-risk choices to avoid alcohol-related problems.

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Source:

Esser MB, Guy GP Jr, Zhang K, Brewer RD. Binge Drinking andPrescription Opioid Misuse in the U.S., 2012-2014. Am J Prev Med.2019 Aug;57(2):197-208. doi: 10.1016/j.amepre.2019.02.025. Epub2019 Jun 11. PMID: 31200998; PMCID: PMC6642832

04/16/2025

Be mindful of your alcohol consumption habits to avoid health problems associated with excessive drinking. Alcohol contributes to many unfortunate deaths in the US annually. This month is National Alcohol Awareness Month, and we will make an effort to monitor our alcohol intake and seek help if needed.

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04/11/2025

FT. Campbell ASAP supporting Mahaffey Middle School Resiliency Day by educating the students on the dangers of va**ng.

04/10/2025

Stop by the FT. Campbell PX today to pick up an Alcohol Self-Screening tool. Your screening results could be an indicator of alcohol abuse or misuse. Contact ASAP to take action if your results show that you are at risk. Self-awareness is the first step in preventing future alcohol related problems.

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04/07/2025

FT. Campbell ASAP is hosting the National Alcohol Awareness Month campaign for FY25. At the PX you will find a campaign awareness table with educational brochures and information about alcohol Misuse/Abuse. Let's all become aware of our alcohol consumption habits and the dangers of alcohol.

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04/04/2025

Alcohol consumption is linked to an increased risk of cancer.TheSurgeon General’s Advisory on Alcohol and CancerRiskcalls for more visible and prominent warning labelson alcoholic beverages to increase awareness aboutcancer risks associated with alcohol consumption.

(Take this weekend to accept the challenge of no alcohol consumption and replace your alcohol bevarage with your favorite non-alcholic bevarage)

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Tuesday	9am - 4pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 4pm
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