A new drug disposal box is available in the lobby of the Central Lake Police Department in Antrim County. It’s a free, no-questions-asked way to dispose of pharmaceuticals, and environmental groups say it’s a critical way to keep Michigan’s water healthy. Our Chief Policy and Government Affairs Director, Jennifer McKay, comments on how the common methods for getting rid of household medications can harm waterways. Read the full story from Interlochen Public Radio at:
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