Medication
Do not flush medications down the drain or toilet. It damages our eco-system, our water supply, and can damage our health. If you don’t use a full prescription, you can have your pharmacist fill only the amount you need. You can also dispose of medications in your household trash, by mixing it with a substance like cat litter or plaster to make it unusable, sealing it in a container and throwing it away.
Broken Arrow Police Dept. – 918.451.8213. 2302 1st Pl., Broken Arrow.
• Fairgrounds Pollutant Collection – 918.584.0584. www.metrecycle.com. Twice a year at the Tulsa State Fairgrounds. 15th & Sandusky (Gate 7). Residential medications only; no clinics, nursing homes or businesses.
Tulsa Police Gilcrease Division – 918.591-4100. 3436 N. Delaware Ave., Tulsa.
Tulsa Police Mingo Valley Division – 918.669.6000. 10122 E. 11th St., Tulsa.
Tulsa Police Riverside Division – 918.596-1100. 7515 S. Riverside Dr., Tulsa.
Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office -918.596.5701. 303 W. 1st St., Tulsa.
Tulsa County Jail, David L. Moss – 918.596.8900. 300 N. Denver Ave., Tulsa.
Sand Springs Police Dept. – 918.245.8777. 100 E. Broadway, Sand Springs
Sapulpa Police Dept. – 918.227.5100. 20 N. Walnut. Sapulpa, OK
Stericycle – 918.587.9664. 2120 Southwest Blvd., Tulsa.
Waste Management – 918.437.7773. www.medwaste.wm.com.
To dispose of needles, place them in a rigid, puncture-proof plastic container, sealed tight and taped, and throw away.
You can also contact Waste Management for safer disposal options that avoid landfills. Website
