Lawrence County Quick Response Team

04/23/2026

💊 National Prescription Drug Take Back Initiative 💊

🗓 Saturday, April 25th
⏰ 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Do your part to keep our community safe by safely disposing of unused or expired medications. Proper disposal helps prevent misuse, accidental poisoning, and protects our environment.

📍 Drop-Off Locations:
• QRT
1133 20th Street
• Huntington Police Department
675 10th Street
• Cabell County EMS – Station 6
1766 Washington Avenue

👮‍♂️ Officers will be present at all three locations to assist.

Clean out your medicine cabinets and join us in making a difference. Safe disposal saves lives.

04/23/2026

We are pleased to feature Kimberly DeMattie, a highly respected Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner serving children and adults, as a valued member of our Road Crew at Lawrence County Recovery and Wellness!

04/17/2026

04/07/2026

Come see us tomorrow! 🌟FREE Narcan and Hygiene kits!🌟

04/07/2026

Need a fresh start? We’ve got you covered. ⚖️

Join us for a FREE Criminal Record Sealing & Expungement Clinic on Friday, June 26 from 10 AM–2 PM at our Ironton location.

Volunteer attorneys will:
✔️ Help determine if you qualify
✔️ Answer your questions
✔️ Assist with filing paperwork

This is a great opportunity to take a step forward—don’t miss it!

03/30/2026

Join us on May 6th at Ohio University-Southern for our Ohio Means Jobs fair!

From 9am-12pm, we will be celebrating Ohio's In-Demand Jobs Week. See the flyer below for more information.

03/24/2026

💙 FOR JENNY’S SAKE 💙

Carry Narcan. Know how to use it. Save a life.

Lawrence County Recovery & Wellness provides FREE Narcan kits and training — no judgment, just help.

📍 2903 S. 5th Street, Ironton, OH
📞 740-646-6640

✨ Helping pave the road to recovery and wellness since 2019 ✨

02/24/2026

🚨 Public Safety Advisory: Cychlorphine Detected in Kentucky 🚨

The Kentucky Office of Homeland Security warns that Cychlorphine, a highly potent synthetic drug approximately ten times stronger than fentanyl, has been detected in central Kentucky and is contributing to overdose deaths in neighboring regions, including eastern Tennessee.

This substance is frequently mixed with other illegal narcotics, placing users at extreme risk of unintentional exposure. Its presence is expected to expand to additional areas within the Commonwealth.

Advisory for First Responders, Healthcare Providers, and Law Enforcement Personnel:

* Exercise extreme caution when handling any unknown or illicit substances.

* Utilize appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) to prevent accidental exposure.

* Treat all suspected Cychlorphine-related overdoses as medical emergencies.

* Immediately report any confirmed or suspected cases to local public safety authorities.

The Kentucky Office of Homeland Security urges the public to remain vigilant, avoid contact with unknown substances, and report suspicious activity to law enforcement.

02/24/2026

If you need food assistance, we are here to help! 🍅🫐

📍 Here are this week's mobile distribution locations.

🚛 If you, or someone you know, needs food assistance, be sure to visit us at a location near you.

For additional information, please visit https://facinghunger.org/get-help