Jefferson County Drug Free Coalition

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Jefferson County Drug Free Coalition

Alcohol, tobacco and other substance use/misuse is a growing concern in Jefferson County.

We work to prevent and reduce the misuse of these substances among youth and the greater community through county-wide collaboration. The Jefferson County Drug Free Coalition, established in 2017, is a group of people and organizations working together to prevent and reduce the abuse of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs among youth and the greater community. Our members include parents, youth, school staff, law enforcement, pastors, healthcare, and government workers. We invite anyone from the community who is interested in substance abuse prevention, treatment, and recovery, to join our group.

02/02/2026

📣 Celebrating Community Impact!

We are proud to share that the Jefferson County Drug Free Coalition has been honored with the 2025 Community Excellence Award presented by the Jefferson County Chiefs’ & Sheriffs’ Association! 🏆

This prestigious award recognizes the Coalition’s outstanding efforts to prevent and reduce substance use in Jefferson County through collaboration, education, and community engagement. Their commitment to building healthier, safer environments for our youth and families is an inspiration to all.

Please join us in congratulating the Coalition and its partners for this well-deserved recognition and for making a meaningful difference in our community. 💙👏

Jefferson County Sheriff's Office Jefferson County, Wisconsin

01/31/2026

Back on January 16th, our coalition partnered with Waterloo WI School District to host their first student-led event - New Year, New Mind 🌟This event highlighted the power of community, music, and personal connection!

Former Waterloo students took the stage and filled the room with heart - performing covers and original songs 🎤🎸while courageously sharing their own personal mental health journeys 🧠💭

Thank you to everyone who came together to support wellness and raise awareness in our community. Your voices, stories, and music made this night unforgettable. 💫 Let’s continue the conversation, support one another, and stay connected 💛

Vive18

01/30/2026

You don’t have to walk this journey alone. Peer-based recovery support & community centers connect people who get it—sharing stories, hope, and recovery. Don't be afraid to reach out for support.

SAMHSA has resources to help: samhsa.gov/substance-use/treatment

01/29/2026

Recent testing by a Virginia Commonwealth University forensic toxicology research lab is uncovering the hidden dangers of vapes and cannabis products used by more than a million school-age children across the country each year.

To read the full article, click here: https://news.vcu.edu/article/vcu-research-dangers-of-vapes

01/28/2026

Substance use disorder can affect anyone. Let’s foster a community of support and understanding. Find resources and treatment options for someone you know: findtreatment.gov

01/27/2026

As 2025 has come to a close, the landscape of substance use and addiction continues to evolve, presenting new challenges for public health, law enforcement, and communities. Emerging drugs, often more potent and unpredictable than their predecessors, are contributing to rising overdose rates and complicating treatment efforts.

To view the top 10 emerging drug trends of 2025, go to: https://scottsdalerecovery.com/top-10-emerging-drug-trends-of-2025-what-you-need-to-know/

01/26/2026

When used in high doses, diphenhydramine, an ingredient in Benadryl, functions as a deliriant, a hallucinogenic class of drugs, which appear to be becoming increasingly popular among young people for nonmedical purposes. Unlike psychedelics or other hallucinogens.

https://www.wired.com/story/young-people-are-tripping-on-benadryl-and-its-always-a-bad-time/

01/23/2026

Recovery is more than sobriety. It’s rebuilding your future. While seeking treatment, education & job-support services can help you gain meaning and independence. 💪

01/22/2026

Nitazenes.....have you heard of them? 🧐

They're synthetic opioids that are illicitly manufactured and can be mixed with other substances. Experts are warning that Nitazenes are up to 43X stronger than fentanyl. This substance isn't new, but has been becoming more present in drug supplies.

To learn more, go to: https://www.dea.gov/stories/2022/2022-06/2022-06-01/new-dangerous-synthetic-opioid-dc-emerging-tri-state-area

01/21/2026

‼️An urgent health warning has been issued about ni****ne pouches which are causing children to collapse.

To read the full article, go to: https://uk.news.yahoo.com/children-getting-hands-ni****ne-pouches-062840339.html

01/20/2026

Recovery from substance use disorders is possible with the right tools! A safe, supportive environment; employment & legal support; stable housing; and reliable transportation can make all the difference. Ready to look for treatment?

Visit findtreatment.gov

01/19/2026

“I am convinced that the most persistent and urgent question in life is, 'What are you doing for others?'” – MLK Jr.

This , let's answer that with action and unity.

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1541 Annex Road
Jefferson, WI
53549

Telephone

+19206747232

Website

https://www.jeffcodfc.org/

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The Jefferson County Drug Free Coalition, established in 2017, is a group of people and organizations working together to prevent and reduce the abuse of alcohol, to***co, and other drugs among youth and the greater community. Our members include parents, youth, school staff, law enforcement, pastors, healthcare, and government workers. We invite anyone from the community who is interested in substance abuse prevention, treatment, and recovery, to join our group. We meet the 2nd Fridays of the month from 8:00 am to 9:00 am at UW Extension, 864 Collins Rd., Rooms 8 & 9, Jefferson, WI, 53549.